Sentence examples for a general lucidity from inspiring English sources

She turned out to be a delightful ruddy, gray-haired woman somewhere in her seventies (Clarke says she simply will not tell her children how old she is, and none of them have been able to find out), who shares with the other Clarkes I have encountered a general lucidity of mind and fluidity of speech.

Hunt, in her work as an actress, has a talent for lucidity, but lucid is exactly what April is not.

Maduro stated that he found Castro had an "impressive lucidity, an impressive train of thought and exceptional wisdom".

There's an unnatural lucidity in his eyes––a moment of clarity which only happens before death.

The liquor seemed to be giving him a perverse lucidity when all he now lucidity required was oblivion.

The verse is spoken with a light lucidity that brightens even the more philosophically dense passages.

A calm lucidity, both amused and a tad sorrowful, prevails in all aspects of the production.

The account had a compelling lucidity throughout but gained nuance only gradually.

Light of another sort permeates these simple words, a final lucidity before the letting go.

The poems collected in Deaths and Entrances (1946) show a greater lucidity and confirm Thomas as a religious poet.

Photographs by this cool California Conceptualist have a glossy lucidity but are provokingly opaque as images.