Sentence examples for lucid account from inspiring English sources
A lucid account of this poorly understood period.
According to this crisply lucid account, Mrs Suzman was his closest ally.
This was a fleet-fingered, stylish and structurally lucid account of the work.
Brendon's lucid account presents no bill of indictment and plenty of entertaining digressions.
Mr. Gilbert led a blazing, rhapsodic and impressively lucid account of Strauss's voluptuous tone poem "Don Juan".
His characteristically analytical approach yields a persuasively lucid account of the score that brings out its raw power.
Add in lucid accounts of Honegger's sunny Fourth Symphony ("Deliciae Basilienses") and gently bluesy "Pastorale d'Été," and what results is a disc admirable in all seasons.
But even the lay reader cannot fail to be absorbed by its dramatic tales of cat-and-mouse skirmishes with Soviet hunter-killer submarines, embarrassing spy scandals and lucid accounts of the Falklands War – all enlivened with first-hand testimony from the submariners themselves.
His readings of Shakespeare, Thucydides and Tolstoy, and his responses to the music he hears on the radio, are all set against his lucid accounts of Jews hung on meat hooks in a slaughterhouse and perishing by the thousands in death marches to the camp in the Transnistria district of Ukraine.
Several lucid accounts of the central conceptual importance of evolvability in developmental evolution have been published (Brigandt 2007, 2012; Hendrikse et al. 2007).
Lothar Koenigs, who is the music director of the Welsh National Opera, has stepped in for the first five performances (including the Live in HD broadcast, on November 21st), and on opening night he elicited a fresh, lucid, convulsive account of the score.
