Sentence examples for This lucidity from inspiring English sources

But this lucidity, bordering on the schematic, comes at a cost — the absence of what Milan Kundera has called "fearsome ambiguity".

Cognac is known for this lucidity, and while there is no reason ever to refuse a glass of it, it's not always the best choice after a big meal.

His thinking is clear and cogent, which is often the by-product of a healthy, clean life, which he has lived (possibly due to some mind altering substances, this lucidity has not been as effectively rendered to Gary Johnson).

As one may gather from this passage, the lucidity and wit of Nabokov's writing the "rain strik[ing] the zinc of a lunchbox," that "blast of livid light"—make this perhaps the most readable of screenplays, which was perhaps what Kubrick and Harris meant when they declared it the best ever written in Hollywood.

As one may gather from this passage, the lucidity and wit of Nabokov's writing – the "rain strik[ing] the zinc of a lunchbox", that "blast of livid light" – make this perhaps the most readable of screenplays, which was perhaps what Kubrick and Harris meant when they declared it the best ever written in Hollywood.

But this brilliant lucidity and mastery of dialogue was "quite unsuited to the stage".

This melancholy lucidity is Ryan's greatest gift, and it can be heard in all her most successful poems.

It is this tactical lucidity the Premier League struggles with, as much as it also struggles to concede that teams such as Juventus, never mind the finances, can still have an edge in basic skill and movement.

Given the utter loss of Nietzsche's intellectual capacities upon his collapse, this prior lucidity is puzzling.

Wendell Berry brings this same lucidity and power to the topic of climate change, and the urgency to act now, before it's too late.

In sharp contrast to this seeming lucidity stand statistical complexity, difficulties in interpretation and lack of a mechanistic approach [ 1, 5].