Sentence examples for lucidity of expression from inspiring English sources

Because his views occupied a middle ground among those intellectuals and because of his lucidity of expression, Namık Kemal (1840 88) has often been regarded as the representative figure, although he is no more representative than the others.

Lucidity of mind and economy of expression combined to penetrating journalistic effect.

It is Roman, with differences differences conditioned by a complex historical background, which brings about a marvelous richness of expression, varied from region to region, with a truly noble lucidity in the finest creations.

But the extreme lucidity of the style keeps saying: Just watch this awkward bit! Isn't this unusual emphasis interesting?

Only in his speeches does he sometimes fall short of the lucidity of the narrative prose; his fondness for abstract expressions and the obscurity of his rhetorical antithesis often make the passages difficult to understand.

That was no thanks to the brilliance of the prose and the lucidity of argument.

The selfish lucidity of that act produced an immediate feeling of guilt.

The exceptional lucidity of the production brings a limitation.

In part, it had to do with their simplicity and efficiency, and the lucidity of Fogerty's arrangements.

As with all revolutions, the Arab Spring induced lucidity of thought among the powerful.

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