Sentence examples for a very lucid from inspiring English sources

It takes a very lucid pair of designers to make such a clear statement about people and cities through the medium of architecture.

He began a very lucid answer, then stopped, buried his head in his hands, and moaned: "Oh God, I just don't know what to say about American classical music".

Eva Resnick-Day, the 26-year-old Greenpeace activist who elicited the "so sick" response from Clinton last week, has a very lucid and moving perspective on just how fateful this election is, how much hangs in the balance.

Giraldi, who isn't uncartoonlike, gave a sensational performance, and just as I was beginning to suspect that he was made not of flesh and blood and intellect but of some kind of intelligent rubber, he sat down for a chat with Granta editor Patrick Ryan and began talking in a very lucid way about his profession.

However, when I landed my job as Public Relations Coordinator for the British Society for Immunology just over three and a half years ago, I probably couldn't have given you a very lucid description of what PR was.

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

"But what you see in these films is a very concrete, very lucid approach to winning the peace in Europe, treating everything from hard-core economics to elusive concepts like optimism and hope.

It's a wrong vision, but he's very lucid about it.

He's very lucid".

He was very lucid".

"She was very lucid, given the circumstances," Mr. Ozawa said.