"We've asked the clubs to choose low numbers in order to keep things clear and lucid," explained a league official, Holger Hieronymous.
Berners-Lee and Clark (and also Bill McKibben in a lucid foreword) explain the maths with stark clarity.
But instead of a lucid narrative explaining what happened when the economy imploded in 2008, why, and who was to blame, the report is a confusing and contradictory mess, part rehash, part mishmash, as impenetrable as the collateralized debt obligations at the core of the crisis.
In the end, the headhunter had no lucid reason explaining why it didn't work out.
In a lucid moment, Duval explains the role well.
They kept him shackled for two days after he was lucid enough to explain what happened, he said.
Smiley and Witt have written a lucid introduction that explains how this manuscript is a key discovery in two ways: both as a historical document and as an important contribution to the current debate over emergency powers in constitutional democracies.
His knowledge is esoterics and, at times, mind-bending: He explains lucid dreaming, impermanence, non-self, cessation, equanimity, infinite space, and nothingness.
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Gold is certain that Damon is innocent, but his client's courtroom demeanor ("his innocence was driving him crazy") and certain vagaries of the law (explained in lucid terms by Heilbrun) conspire to stack the evidence against him.
(This quality of self-doubt can also be found in scientific writers like Loren Eiseley, A. R. Luria, Oliver Sacks, Sigmund Freud, Claude Lvi-Strauss). Mr. Gould is generally too self-composed for that exposure; he has already thought out everything in advance, and he sees his writing job as explaining -- making lucid the otherwise opaque -- and resolving disputes.
