Sentence examples for lucid new from inspiring English sources
Both operas are sung in Rodney Blumer's lucid new translation.
She started a jewelry business, Lucid New York, which did so well that she quit her day job.
You could go on and on -- and there's a lucid new collection of essays on the subject, "Exploring the Matrix: Visions of the Cyber Present," that does just that.
I have come prepared for the sight; towards the beginning of her typically lucid new memoir, The Odd Woman and the City, Gornick writes that her friends tease her about her "indifference to acquisition".
Many of the most famous appear in "The Romans and Their World" (Yale; $35), Brian Campbell's lucid new survey of Roman history, which compresses twelve centuries into fewer than two hundred and fifty pages; yet Campbell relates them with palpable skepticism.
It's true there's a lot of lucid new-age improvisation stuff going on right now.
Mr. Tauranac, creator of the wonderfully lucid New York City subway map, has come up with "Manhattan Block by Block Tauranac Mapsps, $14.95).
In striving for a streamlined "Porgy and Bess," a version that might seem more urgent, intimate and dramatically lucid, the new adaptation just makes the piece seem slighter.
"As the journalist Akash Kapur demonstrates in his lucid, balanced new book, 'India Becoming,' his homeland now seems almost synonymous with change," Mr. Ward writes.
The French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, called Mr. Obama's speech on Tuesday night "courageous, determined and lucid, giving new impetus to the international commitment" but he did not commit to adding to France's nearly 3,750 troops now in the war zone.
