Sentence examples for lucid point from inspiring English sources

Two first-rate collections, by Nicolas Ghesquiere of Balenciaga and Michael Kors, both showing yesterday as the New York fall 2002 collections passed the halfway mark, were steeped in what fashion needs at any moment: optimism and a lucid point of view that anyone can grasp.

Now, on March 25, Jašarević is continuing his journey with a new album Epigram, a title he tells THUMP cheekily eludes to the fact that "making a funny, bold, and lucid point in just a sentence or two is an art form".

Others, however, claimed that he was lucid, pointing out that he was continuing to dictate his memoirs to his secretary, Homero Arce.

1) The Hurt Locker - Dir. Kathyrn Bigelow (Jeremy Renner, Ralph Fiennes) Rarely does a movie that is so intrinsically political make such lucid points without seeming the least bit preachy or biased.

And there lie the principal strength and weakness of a work that conscientiously presents every point of view in crisp, lucid detail.

A lucid period followed by unconsciousness.

"Enron" is fast-paced, flamboyant and, despite the head-clogging intricacy of its business mathematics, lucid to the point of simple-mindedness.

McCarthy ranks "Rises" as the most cohesive film of the trilogy — "everything here is lucid, to the point and on the mark" — although he says none of its elements quite matches the heights of Heath Ledger's bravura turn as the Joker in "The Dark Knight".

Studies suggest that the majority of people have had a lucid dream at some point in their life but that the experience is not common.

The jurors, who convicted on that count, seemed to agree, with some saying they did not believe that Mrs. Astor, who died two years ago at 105, was capable of a lucid moment at that point in her life.

If you have read much of Stephen J. Gould, you know that many of his writings, especially his Full House, are lucid arguments for this point of view.