And Ms. Foote brings the elegant, anchoring lucidity you expect from her interpretations of her father's work.
Action, pure action, without intended meaning or ethics, gains depth, lucidity and mystery from those details that no amount of serious moral intention could give it.
He spends the rest of the novel flying around up there ("I did a little dip and roll... and the psychologists all ducked"), all the while meditating, with surprising lucidity, on everything from sex and family to psychoanalysis and breakfast foods.
Although there was never an official Cynic doctrine, the fundamental principles of Cynicism can be summarised as follows: The goal of life is Eudaimonia and mental clarity or lucidity - freedom from τύφος (smoke) which signified ignorance, mindlessness, folly, and conceit.
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".
The intelligence establishment was overwhelmed by data and didn't have the capacity to separate the "noise" from what, benefiting from the lucidity of hindsight, we know now to have been useful pieces of information.
In the late 1840s, owing to his failing lucidity, Muḥammad ʿAlī retired from office.
With its occasionally turgid abstraction, "Cape of Storms" never achieves the moving lucidity of "The Ladies From St . Petersburg.
The chubby bespectacled redhead has an unnerving habit of shifting from professorial lucidity to foul-mouthed screaming in an instant.
