Sentence examples for lucidity of a from inspiring English sources

His college classmate and Reagan's secretary of defence, Casper Weinberger, explains "everything with the placid certitude and quiet lucidity of a madman".

When, in A Suspension of Mercy, the writer Sydney Bartleby sets out to behave in a way that makes him seem guilty of his wife's murder, the reader is left to despair at the terrible lucidity of a consciousness ensnaring itself in absurdist Kafkaesque traps of its own devising.

The narration carries us through its body with all the lucidity of a self-inflicted victim of brain damage.

The result is a book of uncommon lucidity on a subject of importance to a great many people, physicians and patients alike.

"Faith seeking understanding defines the mission of the theologian, even as it has consistently defined the life of Avery Dulles, whose intellectual integrity, fairness of judgment and lucidity of style set a high standard for all theologians".

While he shares with Lysias the merits of a pure Attic and a lucidity of style, Isaeus is more aggressive and more flexible in his presentation; and in these respects he undoubtedly influenced Demosthenes.

Even the concert's most aggressive, insistent work, Bryan Jacobs's new "Play May Shay Fay Bay," a MATA commission, had a lucidity of texture that felt, well, delicate.

Perhaps what Inherent Vice really represents for the stoner film is a moment of lucidity, a rush of blood of the old non-conformism, political engagement, oblique strategies, shrewd cheer and human values with which 60s counterculture believed it could fight the good fight.

He is not a fashionable writer now, but the sheer strangeness, energy and lucidity of his sentences deserves a far bigger readership.

The exceptional lucidity of the production brings a limitation.

The lucidity of his direction is a pleasure as is the lack of pretentiousness.