Sentence examples similar to a shining instance of lucidity from inspiring English sources

I've seen, for instance, Prisoners of the Sun being referred to as a shining example of Tintin's anti-racism.

This is a shining example of full-modular design.

Lyrically, there are shining moments of lucidity, and West is undeniably an important artist because he starts conversations in lyrics of songs that are played on the radio (even if, as HuffPost blogger DJ Louie XIV recounts, they're sometimes lost on the drunk lips of clubgoers).

Her book does not match the shining lucidity of John Summerson's concise Wren biography, now nearly half a century old.

In a rare moment of lucidity, I suggested a wiretap.

"What would come next?" In a sudden moment of lucidity, the soldier raises his head.

Fuck this, I divined in a two-second window of lucidity, drugs are a sham.

In a flash of lucidity, the ECB has declared that a central bank with a structural deficit would quite simply not be credible.

"There's a kind of lucidity and directness to his prose," said Joseph Lelyveld, a former executive editor of The Times.

The latter, if they have a moment of lucidity, may register and vote".

In that context, Gould's playing seems almost a model of lucidity and grace.