Sentence examples for gave lucid from inspiring English sources
The best biography, James Gleick's "Genius," captured the ebullience — sometimes winning, sometimes exasperating — and gave lucid explanations of some hard physics.
His 2005 The Weather-Makers gave lucid and easily understandable explanations of climate change, both a history and a look into what might come next.
The Mostly Mozart Festival's first order of business this summer was to reacquaint its audiences with the festival orchestra, a modern-instrument freelance band that gave lucid performances of Mozart and Mahler on Tuesday.
As played by the barrel-chested Zachary Fine, this Mark Antony is "a plain blunt man" who shares with Sinatra a plebeian knack for channeling and giving lucid voice to his listeners' discontent.
He has written op-ed articles giving lucid voice to thoughts you may never have heard before: "The hardest thing about having an intellectual disability is the loneliness," he once wrote in The Denver Post.
All this, though familiar to Christians, is given lucid force in Miles's careful retrieval, in which he combingly takes us through the chief astonishments of Jesus' life, largely as they are recounted in the Gospel of John.
The new headquarters is intended to give Lucid room to grow as it prepares to launch its Lucid Air, the first car from the company.
It is structured around the most common apologias made for the British Empire – "But we built them trains!" – giving lucid, succinct and well-sourced rebuttals for each.
Mr. Brown gave a lucid performance of George Perle's "Short Sonata," a vivacious and engaging work from 1964 that appeared to have gate-crashed this new-music festival.
In Nosce teipsum (1599; "Know Thyself"), he gave a lucid account of his philosophy on the nature and immortality of the soul.
Both of these works not only captured the pathos of Turing's life; they also gave a lucid account of his technical achievement.
