His language has the same limpidity and absence of any blur that we find in Pushkin's work.
Pushkin's prose has the same limpidity and ease as his verse; the characters have the same vitality and reality as those in his poems and dramatic scenes, and had he lived longer he might have become a great novelist.
The French Academy has, perhaps, done more harm by the vogue it has given to this style, than it has done good by its literary purism; for the best purity of a language depends on the limpidity of its source in veracity of thought.
The limpidity of the water was immediately changed; one could no longer see the fish, and the fishermen decided to discontinue their sport.
But the stream, which was bearing them onward, did not retain long its limpidity and repose; the eddies soon entrapped the tiny bark and dragged the men overboard.
He enjoyed the limpidity and the irony, but the sustained roll of Gibbon's antitheses vexed him a little.
Thought and feeling seem alike refined to a limpidity that suits the flow of melody in song.
The limpidity of the trecento has here survived, and, blending with Renaissance enthusiasm for physical beauty and antique heroism, has produced a work of art unrivaled in its kind.
This is the roseate fluency and honeyed rapture of their author--an exquisite limpidity and ease of diction that reveal the inborn gift of art.
The blue and the ruby backgrounds have a limpidity of colour that cannot be rivaled.
The freedom from surface paint made possible a limpidity of colour which by contrast makes later painted or enamelled windows seem almost dull.
The autograph at Ferrara shows page upon page of alteration, transposition, and refinement on the first draught, proving that the Homeric limpidity and ease we now admire, were gained by assiduous self-criticism.
Caro's original poems have not much to recommend them beyond limpidity of language.
The beauty of their form consists in its limpidityand naturalness.
It is irrigated by mountain-currents whose water possesses the limpidity of crystals, and resounds with the music of manifold crowds of birds.
