Sentence examples for her lucidity from inspiring English sources

And the soprano Judith Bettina, a seasoned, persuasive interpreter of Mr. Babbitt's music, was dazzling in her lucidity and commitment.

As Newton lost her lucidity, Nottage cleaned out her house, in Crown Heights.

And those seeking further evidence of her lucidity also pointed to correspondence with journalist Connor Sheets, who received a very acerbic response to his letter asking for details surrounding the new novel.

Her mom emerges, a few long seconds later, bleary and grumbling, from the guest room, and this seems to calm Grams; her lucidity returns like a dislocated joint pulled back into place.

Lee has not given a formal interview since the mid-Sixties but her acerbic response to one journalist who sent her a letter to test her lucidity and ask for details surrounding the new novel might be telling.

Maynard is not the first terminally ill cancer patient to make this most private of decisions a matter of public discussion, but the combination of her poise, her lucidity, and her youth have amplified her voice.

Umbrella investigates the lives and inner worlds of a World War I munitions worker who falls victim to the 1918 sleeping sickness epidemic, her two brothers one a soldier, one a war office civil servant and the psychiatrist who briefly restores her to lucidity in 1971 with a dose of L-dopa.

Yet her melancholy lucidity is arresting and at times illuminating.

Siegfried Sassoon, Roy Campbell, Al Alvarez, and the young Ian McMillan praised her strength, lucidity and flashes of surprise.

With her implacable lucidity Duras only needs a few sentences to explain how De Gaulle's supporters were taking hold of France.

As Anna reveals secrets from her past during moments of lucidity, her grandson attempts to forget more-recent traumas.