Sentence examples for for a lucid from inspiring English sources

Mr. Saillard is effusive in his praise of Issey Miyake for a lucid and extensive archive, generously loaned.

If you're looking for a lucid, honest, sometimes cringe-worthy story of how one man who should have known better spent years listening to, laughing at and telling racist jokes, you've come to the right place.

For a lucid application of catastrophe theory to an important problem in ecology and forest management, see D. Ludwig, D.D. Jones and C.S. Holling, "Qualitative Analysis of Insect Outbreak Systems: The Spruce Budworm and Forest," Journal of Animal Ecology, Vol. 47, No. 1 (Feb. 1978), pp. 315 332.

See Meyers (2014) for a lucid treatment of these issues.

For a lucid analysis of Averroes on creation with key primary text citations, see Taylor 2012a.

For a lucid and insightful introduction to the Mādhamaka and Daoist philosophies of śūnyatā and wu, and to their synthetic developments in the Zen tradition, see Kasulis 1981.

This piece from 6 December 1951 praises Prince Caspian, the second Narnia book to be published, for creating a "lucid" and believable fantasy world.

On many a philosophical problem Ayer cannot be bettered for providing a lucid, informative, and revealing description of its contours.

Loos stands for this idea: a lucid view of self and others requires perpetual polishing of the lens.

Reid, a correspondent for The Washington Post, provides a lucid examination of health care around the world, and shows how the United States compares on coverage, cost, quality and choice.

What I most enjoyed about my studies was explaining exactly what I was doing in plain language, for example, writing a lucid dissertation about new medicines to combat AIDS.