Sentence examples for any lucidity from inspiring English sources
Even though I haven't bothered to think through the far-reaching consequences (it's only January the bloody third, so don't expect any lucidity from me) I'd be quite happy if the internet went down and all things digital went with it.
The only way you will see the situation with any kind of lucidity is to step away from it.
Complex thoughts are set forth with a lucidity that conceals the depth of the intellectual analysis.
If there are any technicians in this company who can exemplify the "less haste, more speed" style needed to bring this staging into full dance focus, they are surely Ashley Bouder and Tiler Peck, dancers of extraordinary lucidity at any tempo.
The arresting tints and the alluring lucidity on any page of "Jem" do for the eye what the synth-driven genre that the critic Glenn McDonald calls "Metropopolis" — the genre of CHVRCHES and the Purity Ring, and maybe Grimes — does for the ear.
Few historians of any generation can equal the crisp lucidity of her writing and analysis.
Each of these reinvents the novel form to look at a new human world, although their newness is contained in an extraordinary lucidity rather than in any overt "experiment".
François Fillon, the right's presidential candidate and the favourite to win next spring, said Hollande had "admitted with lucidity that his obvious failure stopped him going any further".
Murray, for now, has reached three Grand Slam singles finals, failed to win a set in any of them and lacked the requisite lucidity and maturity under the greatest pressure, sometimes letting his shoulders and psyche slump, sometimes using his entourage in the players' box for a scapegoat and struggling to handle the emotional fallout of failure.
His lucidity would be valuable in any era, but was particularly important in the darkest days of the Bush reign.
What seems astonishing today in any systematic retro spective of his career is the subtlety and lucidity of the feelings he expressed in even the wildest melodramas.
