pellucidly

• “Yet on closer inspection one is gripped by the cumulative effect of seeing pellucidly through a time-window into a vast cultural morphing process.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Transformational Objects

• “Now we can build upon that excellent rule of thumb with what we learned from the example above: readers are also prone to confuse identities if a narrative introduces too many characters too quickly — or without making it pellucidly clear which in an opening crowd scene are the ones he reader will be expected to remember.”

  Author! Author! » 2010 » June

• “He writes so pellucidly that he cannot be edited for clarity, so direct quotation is preferable.”

  Herman Daly Festschrift~ The world is in over-shoot and what to do about it

• “If you are attempting to play with unconventional notions of structure or style, make sure that it is pellucidly clear in the manuscript exactly what you are doing.”

  Author! Author! » Blog Archive » The Frankenstein manuscript, part II: when you should be wary about following in the footsteps of the greats

• “Last time, I suggested that if you write nonfiction, you might want to use part of your synopsis to establish — gently — your platform, to make it pellucidly clear to agency screener Millicent in even her worst moods that you are indeed uniquely qualified to write the book you are summarizing.”

  Author! Author! » 2009 » September

• “From an originalist perspective, it is pellucidly clear that McCain is a natural born citizen.”

  The crafty Obama finds a way to look magnanimous while actually casting aspersions on McCain.

• “For one thing -- and this isn't a constitutional point -- as far as I can tell, it's simply not true: If anything, human history (including, of course, obvious dramatic recent examples) pellucidly demonstrates that religious faith is no guarantee at all of righteousness, lack of cruelty, or law-abiding conduct.”

  Balkinization

• “Congress can pass laws pursuant to the naturalization power, but as the Sarge said above, it's pellucidly clear that "natural born" citizen is a differentiation from naturalized citizen; compare Art.”

  Who will determine whether John McCain is a "natural-born citizen," qualified for the presidency?

• “That attitude is pellucidly reflected in the response of some CINO Congresspersons to the Pope's recent claim that politicians who formally cooperate in abortion, by making and/or keeping abortion legal, are unworthy to receive the Eucharist.”

  Closing the barn door

• “Yesterday, I suggested that if you write nonfiction, you might want to use part of your synopsis to establish — gently — your platform, to make it pellucidly clear to agency screener Millicent in even her worst moods that you are indeed uniquely qualified to write the book you are summarizing.”

  Author! Author! » 2007 » September

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