Sentence examples for in lucidity from inspiring English sources

It's zippy — sometimes overly so — but what it lacks in sumptuousness it makes up in lucidity.

What he lacks in lucidity, which is just about every­thing, he makes up for with garrulous charm.

What is lost in lucidity is gained in the strange poetic power of association that is Shakespeare's most striking poetic feature.

In Lucidity, a pensive Russell removes the last remaining garment, a blindfold, from the young woman representing Truth he's just pulled up from a well.

If his place-kicking was metronomic and his defence something that often reminded you of a tank-trap, his theorising on the creative demands of his position was not always the last word in lucidity.

Adavantages are: a priori known and reduced structure size, increase in lucidity; simple, short, and explicit algebraic procedure instead of intricate learning.

Theological and academic colleagues, including many who disagreed with him, said Cardinal Dulles had set high standards of intellectual integrity, fairness in judgments and lucidity in lectures, essays and books.

Mr. Spall is as understated in his empathy and compassion as Ms. Hawkins is heart-stopping in her shifts of mood, the glistening paradox of her performance evident in the lucidity with which her character's gathering inarticulacy is conveyed.

The legal mind...occasionally flashes forth in stark lucidity.

The New Yorker, July 25 , 1953P. 17 The legal mind...occasionally flashes forth in stark lucidity.

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