Sentence examples for lucid of from inspiring English sources

At first sight he is the most lucid of philosophers.

Borrowing from many sources, Carax's film has an atmosphere all its own, a combination of the mysterious and the lucid, of troubling nightmare and pleasing reverie.

In the technically complex world of F1 his triumph can be explained in the most lucid of terms: he was faster than his most serious rival, his Mercedes team-mate, Nico Rosberg.

But Mantra is also one of the most immediate and lucid of Stockhausen's works; it's a showpiece for the two pianists' virtuosity, and for their comedic skills, too, in the few moments of rather heavy-handed humour.

Then the person wearing Aurora would become lucid of their dream as they're dreaming.

This guy was the most lucid of everyone I spoke to.

We thus owe his lucid presentation of the fate of the victims of Nazi criminality to his equally lucid anticipation of his own fate under Communism.

The Christian Science Monitor has posted a lucid summary of the significance of this measure of hurricane severity.

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

Lucid recognition of the ambiguity of the human condition is the leading idea behind Beauvoir's The Ethics of Ambiguity.

For a lucid account of the details of this long-running debate the interested reader is referred elsewhere (see below).