Sentence examples for lucid warning from inspiring English sources

John Maynard Keynes's lucid warning, delivered in 1930, might equally apply today.

Puzzling your way through its compilation of vaguely lucid and crackpot ideas is pleasurable though, for avid movie lovers, it may also feel like a warning.

The narrative that follows, in which Peter and Amaryllis - her name pregnant with warning, indicating the plant family that includes belladonna, the deadly nightshade - perform their experiments in lucid dreaming, has all the hallmarks of Hoban's ungovernable invention.

The Woolf report is a compendium of prudent warnings about dealing with students from developing countries who may become leaders – but if Lord Woolf is appropriately lucid about the need for far greater care in these matters, he also makes clear that "Saif Gaddafi's ideas were his own".

Lucid letter followed lucid letter.

Or lucid?

Lucid & accurate.

He's very lucid".

I felt quite lucid.

He was indefatigably lucid.

"She was not lucid".