Sentence examples for lucid approach from inspiring English sources

His lucid approach to classic works of early modernism, particularly the Second Viennese School of Schoenberg, Berg, and Webern, changed how that music is played and heard.

Prime Minister Lionel Jospin hailed Ms. Freund as an "unparalleled sociologist and reporter who traveled the world with a generous and lucid approach to places and events faraway".

"But what you see in these films is a very concrete, very lucid approach to winning the peace in Europe, treating everything from hard-core economics to elusive concepts like optimism and hope.

Thereby, we propose a very lucid approach for modeling malaria incidence in the Chennai city, Tamil Nadu, India, with a simple as well as flexible methodology and with a good capacity of forecasting over both long and short horizons.

In the spirit of "On Writing," "Under the Dome" takes a lucid, commonsense approach that keeps it tight and energetic from start to finish.

In today's Op-Ed piece in the New York Times, however, we were given the chance to read a lucid, succinct approach to sorting out the auto industry quandary.

I was looking forward to a lucid analysis of his approach to design.

Michael Miller of The Berkshire Review appreciated the "precision and sensitivity" of the playing and Karlmar's "lucid, straightforward, and virile" approach to the program.

"Artisan Breads Every Day," by the baker and teacher Peter Reinhart, is a lucid compendium of modern approaches.

Here too his fleet tempos, lucid textures and clear-headed approach to the music made it sound fresh, though other performances have better captured the work's weightiness, ambiguity and, in the slow final movement, bleakly beautiful sadness.

One of the key players, Argentine attacking right-back Mathias Rodriguez, described the team's approach in wonderfully lucid terms.