Sentence examples for lucid communication of from inspiring English sources

The merits of his great summary, the Declaration of Independence, consisted, as Madison pointed out, "in a lucid communication of human rights…in a style and tone appropriate to the great occasion, and to the spirit of the American people".

As a result of the relatively lucid communication and ease of movement, the Mongols were able to govern their vast empire effectively, thus ensuring political and economic stability.

But although all three men (Brent McBeth, Ryan Kasprzak and Derek Roland) are skillful tappers, the essence of the show is the kind of wordless yet lucid physical comedy that offers theatrical communication of the most accessible kind.

It will be a revelation to those who have known Habermas only through his theoretical writing to find his later interests in problems of legitimation and communication foreshadowed in this lucid study of the origins, nature, and evolution of public opinion in democratic societies.

Write a lucid summary of the results of your audit.

"It's this extraordinarily lucid explanation of microeconomics.

Sacks is the lucid writer of numerous works.

(Knopf, $27.50). A lucid account of this poorly understood period.

We thus owe his lucid presentation of the fate of the victims of Nazi criminality to his equally lucid anticipation of his own fate under Communism.

A lucid account of this poorly understood period.

His publications are lucid expositions of the European science of his time.