Sentence examples for lucid conversation from inspiring English sources

They say they caught Mr. Gigante mumbling incoherently in the midst of an otherwise lucid conversation.

"What is Alzheimer's?" he asked his daughter recently in a lucid conversation about how he missed writing.

"I dreamed there was a nuclear bomb that went off and the first lucid conversation I remember having was about the Kardashians".

"I was stoned on morphine, I'd lost like 20 pounds, and I ended up in the most lucid conversation I'd had all week," Mr. Lazzeretti said.

And the roast carrots point, albeit cryptically, to the undeniable fact that mothers are gifted in ways that fathers can only dream of: being able to itemise what's in the fridge without even opening the door; knowing when meltdowns can be pre-empted by the appearance of a snack; being able to have a lucid conversation while unloading the dishwasher.

In fact, if you're around new parents, you're often lucky to get 30 minutes of lucid conversation from them before they start nodding off.

In 2010, the top-of-the-line sex robot was Roxxxy, who was surprisingly capable of carrying on a semi-lucid conversation and providing three useable holes.

In 2010, the top-of-the-line sex robot was Roxxxy, who was surprisingly capable of carrying on a semi-lucid conversation and providing three usable holes.

Transit; Flâneuse; Hands: What We Do With Them and Why; My Katherine Mansfield Project Rachel Cusk's innovation in Transit (Jonathan Cape) is to invent a novelistic form to give voice to an almost absent (or societally erased) female narrator, who seamlessly creates (via the stories of others) a lucid, connecting conversation about the demolition of one sort of life and the rebuilding of another.

An internal affairs investigator, Sgt. David Gomes, testified that Mr. Mineo was "very coherent" and "very lucid" during their conversation at Brookdale.

Sometimes her mind is sharp and her conversation lucid, but there are bad days; her mind shuts down when her pain becomes too excruciating to endure.