Sentence examples for lucidity about the from inspiring English sources

Kavanagh's book, apart from its comprehensive and compulsively readable account of Nureyev's life and art, and its exceptional lucidity about the history and technique of dance, is an important wake-up call to the lily-livered rest of us: this is what performing can be, but only if we give it everything.

4. Collected Stories by Deborah Eisenberg Since around the time I was becoming a brand new person, Eisenberg has been writing stories of such undeceived lucidity about the shades of inner convenience and terror that had I read them then I might have refused to be born.

There has always been in his work a fundamental element of catastrophism, a grave open-eyed lucidity about the 20th century.

Mr. Sallitt lays down a customarily restrained mode of acting (the kind that somehow seems less flat and more natural in French cinema), but it's in the service of a rare lucidity about feeling.

I went cold turkey, deleting my account in a moment of lucidity about how it made me feel and act.

She writes with level-headed lucidity about people, places, ideas and feelings.

DeLillo conveys with haunting lucidity the uncanny beauty of "the actor's eyes in slow transit across his bony sockets," "Janet Leigh in the detailed process of not knowing what is about to happen to her".

Transparent, objective lucidity is the last emotion we have about the actual; we fret, comment, editorialize, intrude, despair, laugh, and gossip.

The essay is a model of lucidity, combining detailed information about the vessel and its decoration with illustrated stories about its previous Chinese and Japanese owners.

Complex thoughts are set forth with a lucidity that conceals the depth of the intellectual analysis.

The exceptional lucidity of the production brings a limitation.