pellucidly

That wasn't good; but, since their purpose was pellucidly clear, he'd have to do something.

Although the book is written pellucidly for the most part, there are times when the style appears en grande tenue.

The salient points, however, were pellucidly clear.

The implication has been pellucidly clear all along that you expect . . ." "

But given the broader stakes for the power of Congress to regulate commerce, he added, "our duty to uphold the application of the federal statute was pellucidly clear."

He sounded both cheerful and pellucidly honest, but sweat beaded his forehead after the short climb and the muscles of his face were taut beneath the smile.

I AGREE with you.... just in case that wasn't pellucidly clear; which, given the nature of threads, it probabably wasn't.

"Our explanation of 'reasonableness' review in the Booker opinion made it pellucidly clear that the familiar abuse-of-discretion standard of review now applies to appellate review of sentencing decisions."

Doolittle has based himself on what seems a pellucidly consequential and intelligently written play by Rex Deverell (also the librettist); and though the piece is offered as 'best suited.to alternative audiences', it cuts an oddly respectable figure in the modestly louche surroundings of Chapter.

Thyron, personally, he could not touch-yet-and the fact that the outlaw had so brazenly and so nonchalantly placed his vessel in the exact center of the Boskonian fleet made it pellucidly clear to any Boskonian mind that he had nothing whatever to fear from that fleet.