Sentence examples for lucidity for from inspiring English sources

Mixing puppets, antique dolls, stop-action animation, live acting with real people and haunting classical music, their movies sacrifice narrative lucidity for the associative logic of dreaming.

In 2007, in a letter to an Italian newspaper, Cardinal Martini expressed qualified support for a patient's right to die, urging the Vatican to honor the requests of terminally ill patients who ask "in all lucidity" for life-prolonging treatments to be withdrawn.

He had a way of timing his moments of lucidity for maximum effect, such as when he pulled a sheet with yet another beginning to a piece I was working on from the communal printer, wandered over to my cubicle, and said, "I see you have made very little progress on the bagel piece.

The franchise that Ward sacrificed years of his post-career lucidity for decided to not renew his contract this off-season.

He also commented, "Most impressive were the phenomenal lighting effects, able to present the stage as everything from a strobe-lit nightmare to a peaceful realm of lucidity for the light guitar solos".

Hunt, in her work as an actress, has a talent for lucidity, but lucid is exactly what April is not.

This is one of many instances in which Eliot the critic -- who praised Dante for his lucidity of image, and roundly chastised Milton for his "complication... dictated by a demand of verbal music" -- disagrees with, and disguises, Eliot the poet.

Among those who write regularly about Dylan, Wilentz possesses the rare virtues of modesty, nuance and lucidity, and for that he should be celebrated and treasured.

For instance, the giantess C46, the Goddess of Clear Thinking (i.e., lucidity) was, for a brief period, also the Goddess of Clear Skin!

Chief Justice Roberts, whose opinions are generally worth reading for the lucidity of his prose alone (the same cannot be said, alas, for Justice Kagan's), tartly and talmudically notes that the court invokes the ban on "cruel and unusual punishments...to ban a punishment that the Court itself does not characterise as unusual, and that could not plausibly be described as such".

So, while we are deeply indebted to Disraeli for the lucidity of his analysis, and can find a common cause with his dream of a Britain united, the energy to realise our one-nation vision and transform our communities from the bottom up, is all our own.