More intelligible

Usage examples of clearer.

He painted them varying colors, so that he could make them out, but they grew daily clearer: green, hoselike afferent cells, purple globular neurogliaform cells, red squidlike pyramidal cells.

But when you realize that arterial aging affects a lot more than the arteries going to your heart, the importance of arterial health becomes clearer.

Occasionally a trunk would lift out of a mound, the two very human hands at its bifurcated tip twisting together, and slowly the songs grew clearer.

Emily used the bloody tissue to cover her fingers as she drew the bittern into clearer view on the lawn.

Whenever he noticed that, Egremont would pause a little and repeat in simpler form what he had been saying, with the satisfactory result that Bunce showed a clearer face and jotted something on his dirty note-book with his stumpy pencil.

For Bunning was surely the last person to be told--with every hour that became clearer.

Nothing could be clearer or more calmly delivered than this explanation.

They often began with indistinct or partial images, but as the stimulations proceeded they became clearer, until entire episodes began to be replayed, almost as if the still photographic pictures of eidetic memory were being run through as movies.

The warship, nearly Nova-class size itself, was growing clearer by the second as its delicately spined ellipsoid form began to fill the display.

One of those nobles favouring the Tokugawa against Ishida Mitsunari, as their designs became clearer with the years following Sekigahara, at the attack on Osaka castle he was found within its walls.

We shall provide more Fewel to increase it and make it burn brighter and clearer, and give a stronger and more lasting Light and Warmth.

By trailing Snaper and Hooley, the identity and the motives of the man in the brown beard would be made clearer.

That night in the jacal it was not brilliant, but it glowed with so deep a blue that the light itself seemed almost a clearer darkness.

Topaz had to admit that everything smelled nice on Earth, much better than on Nerol, and the air was clearer, without any red in it.

An increasing proportion of the younger men, abandoning all ideas of loyalty to or cooperation with the old administrative institutions, and with an ever clearer consciousness of their objective, set themselves to organize nuclei after the De Windt pattern and to link these up with other nuclei.