Sentence examples for full lucidity from inspiring English sources

Psychologists who study lucid dreaming do not know why some people need more help triggering full lucidity than others, though they agree that adept lucid dreamers are excellent at remembering dreams.

He survived to live another month, but he never regained full lucidity.

You need to bludgeon hope with a fencepost and begin to operate with total lucidity.

It's a very good novel anyway: moving, exciting, full of dread, angst, horror, lucidity… and a great love, I think, for mankind and for the artist's own self.

Recently in "The Story of Edgar Sawtelle," and now in "The Good Thief," the reader can find plain-spoken fiction full of traditional virtues: strong plotting, pure lucidity, visceral momentum and a total absence of writerly mannerisms.

In a world full of hype, noise and confusion, the simple lucidity of "The Same Sea" is totally unexpected.

A student at Stanford University, where Dr. LaBerge conducted much of his research, wrote in The Stanford Daily: "In one of my earliest experiences with lucidity, I announced to an auditorium full of people that I was their god (wasn't I?).

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.

A word that forms a firm shape with the tongue right behind it - but feels full of light and expansion even as one speaks it - or writes it... Lucidity does not mean the reams of docile looking-out-the-window poetry that seems to be a staple of the Australian poetry diet.

Lucidity fuels excitement.

The ease, the grace, the lucidity.