Sentence examples for lucid argument from inspiring English sources

Thus the campaign has generated more obfuscation than lucid argument.

To the Editor: I found "Executions Should Be Televised" to be a well-constructed, lucid argument in favor of the televising of executions.

And so there may be rejoicing among legions of students who have struggled to write a lucid argument about Sherman's March, the disputed authorship of "Romeo and Juliet," or anything antediluvian.

He backed his strong opinions - in particularly in his well-publicised battles with Eric Drexler, the writer of a bestselling book on nanotechnology - with sound science and lucid argument, and became an influential science adviser to the US government.

Or attempted focus, rather, for Gaddis's narrator is so enraged, so pill-distracted, so chaotically submerged in his notes and papers that we never get a sustained or lucid argument.

In both conversation and performance the fierce, dynamic intelligence, lack of compromise, lucid argument and intimate, private yet entirely audible sensitivity to the inner life of music are the same.

This is a tough one: while the program can easily mimic the stream of consciousness writing style by combining sentences from various sources at random, your system demonstrates that it is still not possible to make a lucid, coherent argument or analysis using CWS.

His failure to have a lucid, argument-closing reply to Darling's predictable first question about currency was a low point in the campaign.

Yet it was not obvious how Frege's crisp and lucid arguments about logic and language connected to the big questions.

He said Judge Sotomayor's forceful and lucid arguments had persuaded him to reconsider his position in a number of instances.

Mr. Herz, whose family had escaped the Nazis, was fascinated by Reuchlin's lucid arguments against anti-Semitism and his and Pfefferkorn's efforts to attract publicity by circulating pamphlets and attending book fairs.