Sentence examples for a lucid analysis of from inspiring English sources

I was looking forward to a lucid analysis of his approach to design.

Not much went right, really.Sir Tim had a ringside seat in all this, and provides a lucid analysis of how the disaster unfolded.

For a lucid analysis of Averroes on creation with key primary text citations, see Taylor 2012a.

Within a few short years he had written a youthfully enthusiastic ethical tract in 1908, called Lebensweisheit, a lucid analysis of concept-formation called "The Boundaries of Scientific and Philosophical Concept-Formation" (1910), as well as a substantial essay on "The Nature of Truth in Modern Logic" (1910) (Schlick 2006b; Schlick 1979a, 25 40, 41 103).

It is a very lucid analysis of the social contract proposed by Deng Xiaoping after his Southern tour.

He is deeply interested in misreading, yet his prose has a classical clarity, so that much of his power as a storyteller has to do with his ability to provide an extraordinarily lucid analysis of incomprehensibility.

That time the admission came from Mr Guterres himself: "a lucid analysis," he said.Nor are economics his only source of woe.

It gives a comprehensive and lucid analysis of Eagleton's oeuvre and pays due attention to his early writings on the Catholic Left.

Amid the hubbub about how we will get the news if newspapers keep drowning in the wrong color of ink, Alex offers a passionate but lucid analysis of where we are and where we might be going.

In his review of Ross Gelbspan's "Boiling Point" (Aug. 15), former Vice President Al Gore called it a "blend of passionate advocacy and lucid analysis" of global warming.

In 1974, Reisz resurfaced in America with The Gambler, a dark odyssey in which a compulsive gambler, by day a New York professor of literature given to lucid analysis of his own malady in his lectures on Dostoevsky, desperately tries to stave off brutal retribution by raising the money he owes.