Sentence examples for lucid with from inspiring English sources

Kunitz's own poems have grown more lucid with the years.

The textures are lucid, with less layering of busy counterpoint, and Mr. Carter's lyrical voice emerges more overtly.

WHEN HARLEM NEARLY KILLED KING By Hugh Pearson Seven Stories Press ($18.95, hardcover) Meanwhile King sat still, calm, and lucid with the letter opener protruding from his chest.

That means getting lucid with letters columns or op-ed pages or science writers or science cafes or schoolchildren or blog readers.

The Pennsylvania dancers don't have full Balanchinean turnout — amid the highest-speed passages there were a few blurs and slips — but their style is bright and lucid, with especially spacious arms.

"She makes China more lucid, with her international sensibility and her Chinese sentimentality," said Hung Huang, the owner of the Beijing concept store Brand New China and a cultural blogger, who has featured Ms. Zhou on the cover of her monthly print magazine iLOOK.

He is in turn lucid, flickering with hope, and wan.

In the slow middle piece, "Aubade," melodic fragments are woven into strings of thick yet lucid chords with hints of Berg, Messiaen and Bill Evans.

Richard Shindell has emerged as one of the folk circuit's most quietly lucid songwriters, with a compassionate intelligence that gleams through his songs.

They were also great public intellectuals who could share the subtleties of their knowledge in lucid prose with millions of people.

At a later concert he offered lucid comments, with illustrations from the orchestra, before conducting a lustrous account of Schoenberg's symphonic poem "Pelleas und Melisande".