Sentence examples for lucidity and intelligence from inspiring English sources

Yet what sets them apart is the lucidity and intelligence of his playing, matched by the orchestra's under Mr. Ozawa.

Irene Macdougall brings the same qualities of lucidity and intelligence to directing she has always brought to acting.

Mr. Cumming delivers the verse with lucidity and intelligence, and it is undeniably pleasing to hear the Scottish play performed with an authentic Scottish accent.

The lucidity and intelligence this class, which has captured and retained power under the conditions that we know, produces many effects of stupidity and blindness, but where?

The next, she is all lucidity and intelligence, a shrewd operator commandeering her anger long enough to convince herself of Agamemnon's hubris (his "self-righteous fucking bollocks").

I wonder whether the theme of the stupid bourgeoisie is not a theme for intellectuals: those who imagine that merchants are narrow-minded… The lucidity and intelligence of this class produce many effects of stupidity and blindness, but where, if not precisely in the stratum of intellectuals? (MF, The Punitive Society, p. 165).

Both write with intelligence, lucidity and compassion.

Like Father Like Son is a film of emotional poignancy, acted and directed with integrity, intelligence, lucidity and observational calm.

And yet his periods of lucidity and humor, of lively intelligence, were frequent enough to confuse her and delay any sense of reckoning.

This is a novel of big ideas by a writer of unusual intelligence and lucidity, and it lingers in the mind after the final page is turned.

Then came Michael's monograph on James Joyce (2004), distinguished, as was all his work, by its lucidity, intelligence and graceful wit.