clearness

She took in the clearness of his blue eyes, the knowledge.

The air in front of me had lost its crystal clearness.

She saw it all with a clearness which had never blessed her before.

Why indeed, he said, when any name will do which expresses the thought of the mind with clearness?

The truth was that the son thought with remark- able clearness and the mother did not.

"But that message will have to be articulated with great clearness."

Her skin had the exquisite clearness that often goes with red hair.

Even at that distant, I noticed the clearness of his eyes.

But what seemed new was the restraint and clearness of purpose in his playing.

But he can see with terrible clearness - even through the rocks.

But then she looked up, and there was a clearness in her eyes David hadn't expected.

The scene of the previous night now came back to his mind with startling clearness.

With preternatural clearness, she saw him look right at her.

But what I saw was simply a reflection, developed by the clearness of the waters.

A recent writer has pointed out the fact and its significance with great clearness.

The stars reflected themselves with marvelous clearness in the dark water.

Out of the clearness of his mind, a thought came to him.

I am greatly pleased by the clearness of the images.

That memory stands out against the dark past of the world with extraordinary clearness.

This work is distinguished for clearness of arrangement and style.

With each word the translator seemed to be picking up speed and clearness.

Sixty years later he wrote of that scene: I can see the room yet with perfect clearness.

The sermon attracted unusual attention because of its power and clearness.

The clearness of the day before had disappeared; the air was heavy and sticky.

He saw with hideous clearness how complete disaster must be.