Sentence examples for lucid statement from inspiring English sources
It's a far more lucid statement of purpose than Ms. Spears could have given in her prime.
On the pacifist Bertrand Russell's nearly homicidal cold-heartedness: "Bertrand Russell is a man who loves truth or the lucid statement of a possible truth better than he does individual human beings".
The book is about what it is like to face one's imminent execution — it was admired by Sartre, among others, as a lucid statement of the existentialist situation — and, in this respect, it is a stranger and stronger book than "Darkness at Noon".
What an incredibly lucid statement!
That plus a lucid statement praising Brocchi for his discussion on the difficulties and importance of identifying the relatives of fossil species with those modern species living locally, vs. in far-flung regions, is all Horner has to say about Brocchi's "beautiful speculations".
This categorical and lucid statement concerns relationships between Muslims and non-Muslims.
They contained a lucid and uncompromising statement of Roman Catholic doctrine.
The debate is now fully joined with "The Choice" by Zbigniew Brzezinski, the single most lucid and systematic statement of America's 21st-century security challenges yet to appear.
Bernanke instead has been a proponent of transparency, as exhibited by his lucid and sober public statements, as well as his managerial style, which is much more collaborative than Greenspan's.
There's a similar feeling of statement in Matthew Lutton's lucid and symphonic production of Night on Bald Mountain.
In contrast with his court appearances in 1991, when he made loud, eccentric statements, Mr. Rakowitz appeared lucid yesterday as he blamed others for the slaying.
