Sentence examples for lucid example from inspiring English sources

It's a lucid example of how painful and complicated adapting to a new culture can be.

She is wonderfully lucid, for example, but without the airless certainty of someone writing for an audience of think tanks or insider colleagues.

The current show, "The Lucid Eye," for example, features paintings by the artist Joan Semmel, who was born in the Bronx in 1932.

For example, lucid dreamers often report resolving waking life phobias, such as fear of flying, insects, heights, public speaking and so forth by acting in the relative safety of a dream.

As is his custom, he sprinkles his prose with lucid and arresting examples; he can be hilarious, with a pointed phrase, here lambasting the post-modernists, there the creationists.

What I most enjoyed about my studies was explaining exactly what I was doing in plain language, for example, writing a lucid dissertation about new medicines to combat AIDS.

Any of them could have been held up to aspiring writers as an example of how to write lucid English - indeed, they often were.

Ritchie, a former newspaper literary editor, illustrates his lucid explanations with a few well-chosen examples of sub-editing disaster – as does the Guardian's very own David Marsh in his fine grammar-and-style compendium, For Who the Bell Tolls (Guardian Faber).

But he had never traveled by balloon and neither had he gone to the African continent, it was just an example of his inventive mind, his lucid writing, and his extensive research carried out at Parisian libraries.

Given the emotional nature of the cases he examines, Mr Barkan manages a remarkably lucid and even-handed account of the best-known examples of restitution claims.

That's O.K. Its examples travel well, as do the authors' lucid, unruffled style and their wholesome commitment to public enlightenment.