Sentence examples for lucid definition from inspiring English sources

One assumption appears to be that, without a lucid definition of what constitutes truth, it is easier to function with a clean conscience.

And here's the most lucid definition of a phoneme: "a class of speech sounds (phones) that, contrasted with other such classes, is capable of making a difference in meaning, such as /t/ contrasted with /d/ in at and ad".

Overall, both surveys describe predominantly endophagic (See references [ 6] and [ 8] for lucid definitions) and nocturnal populations of An. gambiae.

To clearly conceptualize the ecology of canine rabies, we must use lucid, appropriate definitions for virus-host interactions and epidemiologic patterns.

Like Bolaño's work, this definition of fiction is at once transparent and opaque, lucid and elusive.

The benefit of simulating two studies is that the definition of associations between genes and cancers is lucid.

Lucid letter followed lucid letter.

Or lucid?

He's very lucid".

Lucid & accurate.

I felt quite lucid.