Sentence examples for lucid feeling from inspiring English sources

She is best known for lucid, feeling performances of the Baroque and Classical repertory.

Crisp, lucid, and feeling, Mr. Bavouzet's performance is all about detail, about the different ways he can treat something as simple as triplets.

No, I'm all right now, B says, feeling perfectly lucid.

A free-spirited young mother senses some indistinct but imminent blessing that makes her float through her cocktail-waitressing job "feeling so sharp... lucid and empowered".

November 7 2012 December 16 201212 In Bruce Graham's drama, Gunner (Peter Strauss) is a tough retired teamster with Alzheimer's whose more lucid moments are occupied with feeling shame about his less lucid moments.

Personally, I left feeling suggestible and lucid, but with my body feeling quite heavy and lazy.

Watching a movie (similarly to lucid dreaming), offers us the sensation of feeling awake in a dream.

There's a similar feeling of statement in Matthew Lutton's lucid and symphonic production of Night on Bald Mountain.

Somebody played me his song Novacane, and I remember feeling like I was in a lucid dream.

Although the lucidity remains, its span is seen to be somewhat limited, and one sometimes has the uneasy feeling that he is being equally lucid on both sides of a question.

"What happened?" Holmes tried to explain, but Barrow was woozy -- feeling a little better, perhaps, than fully lucid teammates who understood the depth of the debacle at Giants Stadium.