Yet nothing is clearer to me than the black and desperate background behind those pieces--as I shall now specify them.
No, it was certainly in that very room, coming in quicker time, and clearer notes, every moment.
Each note rings clearer than the last-- The Fox starts up and holds him fast; Toward the wood he hies apace.
In terms more full, And clearer far, thy brother hath set forth This revelation to us, where he tells Of the white raiment destin'd to the saints.
It means physical outline; if that is any clearer to you.
After all the insults put upon him, Jack would not let him off, without a clearer understanding.
But what's written inside wouldn't be any the worse if it was written clearer and better, and the outside was cleaner and on nice paper?
He has performed incredible labors in all these fields, and his illuminating dispatches to the World at the close of the heart- breaking days have given a clearer vision of conditions than could be had from any other source.
There is no clearer evidence of this than the history of this last war with Khokand.
Through our progress in science the wholeness of the world and our oneness with it is becoming clearer to our mind.
In the beginning of our apprehension these sharp lines of contrast are helpful to us, but as our comprehension becomes clearer they gradually fade away.
But the motive of fine art becomes clearer when it is purer.
Fortunately, the ethical status of pleasure is much clearer than its psychological status.
Freedom was valued not for the sake of lawlessness, but for the sake of a clearer recognition of the proper laws of things, of the principles that lie in nature and civilization and control them inherently.
And it is still clearer that no landowner has a valid claim on account of value increases that would have taken place subsequent to the time that the measure was enacted.
When both have been realised in practice, the next step in the direction of wider distributive justice will be much clearer than it is to-day.
The soft muted tones of the basset-horn and bassoons are made clearer and purer by the addition of a flute, while the full chords of horns and trombones and the stringed instruments bind these elements into unity.
To the south we see the Himalayas clearer and sharper than before, and can perceive where the valley of the Brahmaputra runs on this side of the white ridge.
I turned and let my eyes roam once more over these awfully desolate and barren mountains where my dreams had been realized, and my lucky star had shed a clearer and more friendly light than ever before.
An explanation by superior powers, by spirits, by occult virtues, seemed clearer to them than an explanation by scientific law.
It will be a little clearer than the squeezed juice.
But I do not know that I have made this anyclearer than in the chapter in my book.
But I will not weary you by going on, as I do not suppose I could make my meaning clearer without large expansion.
I think I could not have made it clearer that I admit the imperfection of the Geological Record as a great difficulty.
I do not think zoologists agree in any definite ideas on this subject; and my ideas are not clearerthan those of my brethren.
He was reassured because he was certain that in spite of the gloom his sight was a fraction clearer than it had been the day before.
Dalgard who had been a hunter and a tracker before he was an explorer crouched for a clearer view.
For the last time he saw Dalgard's slow, warm smile, clearer than he had ever seen it before.
This method of treating nature's truths does not make the facts any clearer to the child; it only tends to diminish the grandeur of that truth.
Then he turned his steps again homeward, with a clearer head and heavier heart than when he refused to enter, in fear of what he called a "curtain lecture.
Thoroughly sobered was he, ere he had passed over half the distance; and the clearer his mind became, the more troubled grew his feelings.
May it not be," queried the Doctor, "that Infinite Wisdom sees that a clearer and fuller revelation of the future life would render us less willing or able to perform our appropriate duties in the present condition?
They were a merry flock, for the mellow autumn day was even brighter and clearer than yesterday, and the river looked its loveliest, winding away under the sombre hemlocks, or through the fairyland the gay woods made on either side.
As if he had forgotten everything else in the sudden realisation of his return to liberty and fortune, he began to speak quickly and excitedly in a tone louder and clearer than that of his ordinary voice.
That sometimes makes things seem clearer just when they have been most confused.
Had she surrendered while he was on board, he could not honorably have quitted her; and the record was clearerby his reaching a fresh ship while the flag of the one he left was still up.
What wilder things than song, what things Sweeter than youth, clearer than Greece, Dearer than Italy, untold Delight, and freshness centuries old?
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