Sentence examples for lucidity with from inspiring English sources

Houellebecq's misogyny is related to the cynical brutality and cheerless lucidity with which he writes about sex.

The notes and bibliography alone stretch to some 200 pages, but the book combines lucidity with its formidable erudition.

The lucidity with which Mr. Hallberg crisscrosses his feet in the entrechat-six jumps of Act II (he does a series of 24 of these) is unparalleled.

What sets Mr. Hussain apart as a contemporary artist in his milieu is the lucidity with which he seamlessly fuses his concerns and their articulation – content and form.

Gottlieb, the executive editor of The Economist, "writes with fluency and lucidity, with a gift for making even difficult matters seem comprehensible," Richard Jenkyns said here last year.

Mr. Spall is as understated in his empathy and compassion as Ms. Hawkins is heart-stopping in her shifts of mood, the glistening paradox of her performance evident in the lucidity with which her character's gathering inarticulacy is conveyed.

Over four decades and scores of cinematic interrogations, Mr. Morris has developed a knack for finding that zone in each person's character where lucidity intersects with delusion and where the urge to perform collides with the impulse to dissemble.

Lucidity coupled with a penchant for exaggeration.

He repels and inspires, moments of lucidity interspersed with moments of the complete opposite.

Works such as his Mass in F Major (1809) and his two requiems, especially that in D minor, for male voices (1836), are characterized by a Classical lucidity combined with a sense of religious grandeur.

With a lineup that makes the underground music community salivate and plenty of yoga and workshops to nurture the body and mind, those who attend Lucidity party with purpose.