Sentence examples for a lucid reflection from inspiring English sources
Her first book, "Body of Work," was a lucid reflection on dissecting a human cadaver and becoming a medical doctor.
Wright's genial book-on-tape demeanor may not fit his chosen genre of reportage-as-theatre, but he offers a lucid picture of our enemies abroad as well as a provocative reflection on America's tarnished ideals.
In 1886, Nietzsche's book was reissued with a revised title, The Birth of Tragedy, Or: Hellenism and Pessimism (Die Geburt der Tragödie, Oder: Griechentum und Pessimismus), along with a lucid and revealing prefatory essay — "An Attempt at Self-Criticism" — which expresses Nietzsche's own critical reflections on the book, looking back fourteen years.
Bill (Long Beach) has a lucid formulation.
Franz Welser-Möst conducted a lucid, exacting performance.
William Lacey conducts a lucid and spirited performance.
He has a lucid, aphoristic style.
Fortunately, Morris is a lucid thinker and a fine writer.
In a lucid moment, Duval explains the role well.
Then again, Punchdrunk never promised a lucid lecture.
