Sentence examples for exceptional lucidity of from inspiring English sources

The exceptional lucidity of the production brings a limitation.

He puts together a version of the great outdoors of exceptional lucidity – the world contained in limber lines, its colours pearly with light and marked by the ever-shifting atmosphere.

Kavanagh's book, apart from its comprehensive and compulsively readable account of Nureyev's life and art, and its exceptional lucidity about the history and technique of dance, is an important wake-up call to the lily-livered rest of us: this is what performing can be, but only if we give it everything.

But while Wallace wrote with exceptional lucidity in Syracuse, according to D. T. Max's recent biography, most of the novel was drafted in Boston.

That was no thanks to the brilliance of the prose and the lucidity of argument.

The selfish lucidity of that act produced an immediate feeling of guilt.

Lucidity of mind and economy of expression combined to penetrating journalistic effect.

As with all revolutions, the Arab Spring induced lucidity of thought among the powerful.

In part, it had to do with their simplicity and efficiency, and the lucidity of Fogerty's arrangements.

But the extreme lucidity of the style keeps saying: Just watch this awkward bit! Isn't this unusual emphasis interesting?

The lucidity of his direction is a pleasure as is the lack of pretentiousness.