limpidity

How To Use limpidity In A Sentence

• Overall, the tonal balance, flattening of forms and coolness of colouring projects a feeling of utter limpidity.
• Elsewhere there were wonderful moments of limpidity – as the first movement reaches its development, and in the intermezzo above all. Lucerne Festival Orchestra – review
• In his estimation, the Authorized Version, more than any other European Bible, had a flowing limpidity combined with ritual overtones.
• Because a double-blind procedure could not be guaranteed with the commercially available galenical form (lyophilized powder), a methylprednisolone solution that was characterized by its limpidity was used.
• When we have, however, praised the limpidity of The Vikings at Helgeland, we have, in honesty, to make several reservations in our criticism of the author's choice of a subject. Henrik Ibsen
• Could it be that that limpidity extends itself to caving in to an onslaught of anti western abuse by it's very own immigrants? On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
• The liquid medium was more obscure, but the limpidity of these transparent waters still allowed the light to penetrate sufficiently for Benito to distinguish the objects scattered on the bed of the river, and to approach them with some safety. Eight Hundred Leagues on the Amazon
• And from then onwards I felt less admiration for Bergotte, whose limpidity began to strike me as insufficient. The Guermantes Way
• The clarity of the gold-tinted light that is so characteristic in these paintings is indeed comparable to the limpidity of Emerson's prose style in his Essays. Howard Milstein Against the World! Run Over, Tough Guy Fights Back
• Having arrived in England in 1938 at the age of 23 as a student with very little English, he soon mastered the language sufficiently to write prose of outstanding clarity and limpidity.