Sentence examples for lucidly explaining from inspiring English sources

He excelled at his job, lucidly explaining American affairs even to Americans themselves as well as to the rest of the world.

DAVID ILSON Rockville Centre, N.Y., Oct. 15, 2011 To the Editor: In lucidly explaining the plethora of reasons people are joining the Occupy Wall Street protests, Nicholas D. Kristof goes on to say there's a "dollop of envy" in those who are protesting ("America's 'Primal Scream,' " column, Oct. 16).

He believes in old-school abstinence, lucidly explaining: "When you ejaculate you lose part of your soul – it's what the Chinese call Chi, the life force, the energy that is held in men, and the man is more vulnerable after he has had sex.

New celebrity CEOs like Box's Aaron Levie started lucidly explaining why the old enterprise could not move as fast as the new startups.

Mendelian genetics -- the inheritance of discrete characters -- is lucidly explained.

It showed itself in his critical essays, wherein he lucidly explained and logically applied his criteria.

In a useful recent study‡, Timothy Josling, an economist at Stanford University, lucidly explains the fiendishly complicated results.

In a single paragraph, he lucidly explains the basic physics of the uranium-based atomic bomb that destroyed Hiroshima.

In her absorbing and authoritative Tales Teeth Tell Tanya Smith lucidly explains the evolutionary, functional, developmental, and pathological records encapsulated in the dentition.

She made frequent visits to the United States and European countries, and would happily, and lucidly, explain in good English the nature of post-Soviet politics.

(If you want to know more, read the piece, where Chen lucidly explains the problem for those of us who haven't touched an exponent since high school).