Sentence examples for makes a lucid from inspiring English sources

Strand makes a lucid case for Charlie Starkweather as the embodiment of America's unease about teenagers — especially teenagers in cars — during the 1950s.

Du Sautoy makes a lucid and beguiling companion as he guides us along the byways of contemporary science, but his argument about the seven edges of knowledge remains patchy, elusive and deeply obscure.

Together, the two elements make "a lucid and compelling account," Julie Salamon wrote in The New York Times.

And it is: the book is a smart and substantive walk through the past fifteen years of television drama, making a lucid case for the auteurist mentality among modern showrunners.

Till Fellner, who made a lucid and songful recording of Bach's "Well-Tempered Clavier" for the ECM label, played a recital in December, and, if he seemed temperamentally ill-suited to the grandiose Liszt B-Minor Sonata, he was thoroughly at home in Bach's Fifth French Suite.

Mr. Bavouzet has made a lucid five-disc set of Debussy's complete solo piano works on the Chandos label; this is clearly a composer close to him, and his playing was adroitly poised between gentle and alert, with a suave sophistication suffused with the spirit of jazz.

This is a tough one: while the program can easily mimic the stream of consciousness writing style by combining sentences from various sources at random, your system demonstrates that it is still not possible to make a lucid, coherent argument or analysis using CWS.

More curious still are the specialist sleep masks which attempt to make a lucid experience more likely.

The search is well worth the effort, since Medtner (a wonderful yet underrated Russian composer contemporary of Rachmaninoff, who emigrated to the UK in the 30s and died in London in 1951) makes an extraordinarily lucid and courageous defence of the western musical system in the teeth of its most turbulent, unhappy period, like someone articulating the value of peace during a bitter civil war.

Unusually poignant, and Perry makes a great companion: lucid and unafraid to show his intelligence, nor to expect the same of his interviewees.

Discussion: We have now merged the Results with the Discussion under the new heading "Results and discussion" to make a more lucid connectivity between the two.