Sentence examples for lucidity the from inspiring English sources

With all its shortcomings, it marshals with masterly lucidity the successive forces that eventually overthrew Constantinople.

"What would come next?" In a sudden moment of lucidity, the soldier raises his head.

But in their desire for lucidity, the dancers made many phrases appear disjointed.

But as a nonagenarian who remembers and describes her life with perfect lucidity, the duchess is understandably reluctant to stop.

In their stark lucidity, the prison scenes establish Poe as the character at the heart of the story.

This was a performance of startling intellectual lucidity (the long, discursive opening movement, Emerson, has never seemed so logical and coherent) and sometimes dazzling keyboard skill.

The revelation that she might have made an ace journalist had she felt so inclined isn't much different from the way the lucidity of "The Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas" upended everything Stein was renowned for.

(It was not an accident that, on Election Night, Le Pen appealed to the lucidity of the French, as one might appeal to the common sense of the British, or to the patriotism of the Americans).

Judge and senior programmer for literature at the Southbank Centre Ted Hodgkinson praised Bennett's story as being "driven by the lucidity of the voice which captures moments of revelation in the rituals of the everyday".

In spite of the lucidity of the message delivery inherent in exhibition, the study participants have opted more for lectures possibly because of the reason that the lectures contained optimum volume of messages delivered in a more elaborate and systematic manner.

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.