Sentence examples for lucid words from inspiring English sources

In such pieces, what is omitted or suppressed becomes highly charged, and the hunger strike of the spare, lucid words on the page can take on a desperate aspect.

(Anderson Saul WilliamsSaturdayday) Zealous yet lucid spoken word serves the crux of Mr. Williams's hip-hop, a reflection of his open-mike poetry roots.

(Anderson Saul Williamss and CX Kidtronik (Friday) Zealous yet lucid spoken word serves the crux of Mr. Williams's hip-hop, a reflection of his open-mic poetry roots; he is also the co-writer and lead actor of the acclaimed indie film "Slam".

She's a loud, lucid speaker, whose words unspool in full sentences and paragraphs.

Then he pointed out that the camo is actually the word Lucid exploded across the side of the car.

It is daunting enough to establish a critical beachhead on a character so well defended, in Wall's words, by "lucid comic anguish".

Lucid and direct, her words, spoken more than 150 years ago, are more progressive than those of our modern-day politicians.

The weight of his thought and the lightness of its trace on paper make a powerful contrast, providing a sense of the man's lucid presence in his abstract words.

In other words, is it logical and lucid, biologically plausible?

(In a way, never quite knowing what Ashbery is talking about, realizing the futility of attempting to "translate" his words into something more lucid and transparently intelligible, is part of the pleasure).

The charismatic and lucid performer, Becca Blackwell, imbues Dylan's words with their own sense of truth and of self.