Sentence examples for lucid summary from inspiring English sources

Write a lucid summary of the results of your audit.

Chapter three is a lucid summary of the geopolitical steps towards, and consequences of, Scottish independence.

In doing so, he also offers a lucid summary of his own philosophical thought.

The text gives you all the pertinent biographical information you could want in lucid summary; the scholarly essays are, as one might expect, a mixed bag.

Roger Crisp Professor of moral philosophy, St Anne's College, Oxford I am grateful for George Monbiot's lucid summary of the development and repercussions of neoliberalism.

The details are still coming in, and there's a very lucid summary by my colleagues at the Citizen Media Law Project.

See, in addition, Tulkens ([1978]), Laffont ([1982]), Mukherji ([1990]) and Salanié ([1998]) for lucid summaries of the MDP Procedure.

Best: Lucid summaries of a variety of works on the same topic allow you to compare approaches and perspectives.

Her Debate on the Norman Conquest (1999), a lucid and succinct summary of the historiography of the great "dividing line" of English history, was followed by Piety, Power and History in Medieval England and Normandy (2000), a collection of essays which she edited.

The latter is an especially lucid and informative summary.

For Montaigne, Descartes, Rousseau and Nietzsche, just as for Socrates, Plato, Diogenes, Aristotle and Seneca, how a philosopher lived embodied his ideas, so it makes sense to profile them before providing lucid, non-technical summaries of their theories.