Sentence examples similar to more lucid work from inspiring English sources

Though still brainy, complex and original, his works became more lucid, graceful, even whimsical, like the wonderful "Two Diversions" for piano (2000) that Ursula Oppens played brilliantly on the Weill Hall program.

"Using marijuana lets me cut way back on steroids and morphine, it works better, and I'm more lucid," Ms. Fiola, 54, said.

Ferguson's lucid work certainly does justice to some of the more positive remnants of the imperial rule: exportation of parliamentary systems of democracy, economic infrastructures and a global economic system.

But his writing became only more lucid and more direct.

That's in one of his more lucid moments.

We ought to be more lucid there, rather than tranquilized.

The narrator, more lucid, will be a joyless survivor.

In more lucid moments he took it back.

In one of his more lucid moments, he told Beck: I don't have the life's energy to get up at 5 o'clock in the morning, and work until midnight, spend five hours on the phone begging money.

With medications, Colin becomes more lucid and subdued; but there is a new solemnity about him.

Kunitz's own poems have grown more lucid with the years.