Sentence examples for lucid column from inspiring English sources

To get a feel for these headaches, I refer readers to a lucid column written by Prof. Timothy Jost of the Washington and Lee School of Law on Aug. 7 and posted on the Health Affairs blog.

That means getting lucid with letters columns or op-ed pages or science writers or science cafes or schoolchildren or blog readers.

(Strangely, I found his television commentary to be far more lucid and less over-the-top than his columns on the subject have been).

"Today and Tomorrow," Lippmann's column, appeared three times a week in more than 200 newspapers, and by common consent his lucid treatises were read and pondered by an influential elite no President could ignore.

Lucid letter followed lucid letter.

Lucid & accurate.

Or lucid?

He's very lucid".

He was indefatigably lucid.

"She was not lucid".

I felt quite lucid.