Sentence examples for lucidity and from inspiring English sources

Figes' sentences glow with lucidity and calm.

Both write with intelligence, lucidity and compassion.

To the end the autocrat retained lucidity and dignity.

At 71, he approaches music with the same penetrating lucidity and apparent alacrity as ever.

He quoted Shakespeare, Machiavelli, and Lord Halifax; the writing veers between lucidity and opaqueness.

The prevailing lucidity and emotional groundedness reflects artists making things they urgently want to see.

In place of death, Camus said, there must be revolt, passion, lucidity, and a pagan sensuousness.

Earlier Mr. Sullivan had brought lucidity and polish to "Penombre VI" by Yoshihisa Taïra.

But none of his previous work approaches the play's lucidity and grace.

Some degenerative diseases mean sufferers' lucidity and comprehension comes and goes.

She was a master of linguistic lucidity and the keenly observed, often epiphanic detail.