Sentence examples for lucid existence from inspiring English sources
But still, who wouldn't be entranced by the prospect of a permanently lucid existence?
The two boys are Romeo (Andrew Shim) and Gavin (Ben Marshall); Meadows and his co-writer Paul Fraser endow them with a funny, lucid, unsentimental existence.
It is one of the most unsparingly lucid texts about urban existence ever written.
Twelve years later, Emanuel's Atlantic essay remains a lucid case for the existence of a slippery slope, especially under government-managed health care, to some sort of death-by-bureaucrat.
Indeed, Heidegger thinks that aesthetics transcends itself from within in the encounter with Van Gogh's painting because this encounter with the work of art brings us back to this engaged level of existence in a particularly lucid and revealing way.
Exploring the World of Lucid Dreaming.
This stretches from the fringes of the New Age movement who want to use lucid dreams to access other planes of existence (best of luck with that), to a more technologically oriented community of dream hackers who sample scientific research to try to find reliable methods for triggering lucidity.
He is lucid regarding the three main things that threaten our existence: militarism, wealth inequality and climate change.
Sartre (1992: 70) argues that anxiety provides a lucid experience of that freedom which, though often concealed, characterizes human existence as such.
And it's not about, 'O.K., I want to lose the 10 pounds and go on with my life.' It's, 'This has consumed my entire existence.' " And now there's pro-ana, in many ways an almost too lucid clarification of what it really feels like to be eating disordered.
