As he searches obstinately for reasons, Hagit, whose love and lucid knowledge of her husband is at once his bulwark and his confinement -- so wise, Yehoshua is, about old marriages -- all but forbids him to go on inquiring.
Carl Sagan can launch into an essay on wave mechanics and the electromagnetic spectrum with the behaviour of a bath toy and deliver not just lucid knowledge but luminous understanding.
With his legal knowledge and lucid, eloquent speeches, Mr. Sobchak was one of the best-known spokesmen for the democratic movement, at home and abroad.
They were also great public intellectuals who could share the subtleties of their knowledge in lucid prose with millions of people.
Peter Raven, director of the Missouri Botanical Garden, said, "Rupert Barneby was a great student of plants in the style of George Bentham and the other encyclopedic workers of the 19th century, who would tirelessly analyze all we knew about enormous groups of plants and reduce that knowledge to lucid prose".
This research paper presents the evaluation and the effective reuse of waste construction materials, such as recycled lime powder (RLP) and recycled concrete aggregates (RCA), disposed to landfill sites in Cyprus, due to the lack of a lucid recycling policy and knowledge.
LUCID will contribute to knowledge about the pharmacological treatment of delirium in the elderly, and may also shed light on relevant pathophysiological hypotheses.
Officers questioned the suspect before he was completely lucid, and he confessed to having knowledge of the murders.
He engaged American citizens by his knowledge, incisive oratory and lucid, antislavery writing, as an exemplary citizen, a runaway slave, wikipedia:Frederick Douglass.
In Our Mathematical Universe, Max Tegmark – a distinguished cosmologist – gives a lucid rundown of the current state of knowledge on the origin, present state, and fate of the universe(s).
Knowledge, by contrast, was wholly lucid; it carried its own guarantee against error, and the objects with which it was concerned were eternally what they were, and so were exempt from change and the deceptive power to appear to be what they were not.
