Sentence examples for lucid explanations from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sondheim also provides lucid explanations of the tools of his trade and how best to ply them.

The best biography, James Gleick's "Gen­ius," captured the ebullience — sometimes winning, sometimes exasperating — and gave lucid explanations of some hard physics.

But, unusually for Horizon, the brilliant work and lucid explanations from the Caltech team and Nasa were undermined, not enhanced, by the voiceover, and I blame David Tennant.

In this view, scientists who have sized up the world's complexity and extracted lucid explanations are a bit like the engineers of ancient Greece or Rome who studied piles of stones and formulated basic building principles.

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).

It offers about 4,000 documents, including lucid explanations of ratios, their formulas and their meanings.

They flit through his lucid explanation of the environmental catastrophe that has unfolded in his lifetime.

What Silver has to offer is a lucid explanation of how to think probabilistically.

1. "THE PARTY OF THE FIRST PART" (Henry Holt, $23), by Adam Freedman, a lighthearted but lucid explanation of legalese.

The letter from the head of US Airways, Doug Parker, to his employees, which the airline filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday, is a fairly lucid explanation of the situation.

Mohammed J. Herzallah Ramallah, West Bank, Oct. 14, 2010 • To the Editor: Bravo to Michael B. Oren for the lucid explanation of the significance of Palestinian recognition of Israel as a Jewish state.