Sentence examples for more lucidity from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem is that today's technologies lack the intelligence to determine when to interrupt people and, more importantly, when to leave them be.Now a new class of technologies is being designed to help users to regain their focus and enjoy more lucidity and concentration.

My father once said to me "biology creates psychology --in other words, from the vantage psychology --iner age, you have the opsychology --innderstand with motherucidity the various stages of man's evolving life.

There is more loft than lucidity.

Psychologists who study lucid dreaming do not know why some people need more help triggering full lucidity than others, though they agree that adept lucid dreamers are excellent at remembering dreams.

A fixture at music festivals such as Coachella, Lightning in a Bottle, Lucidity and many more, these art cars are getting their chance to be main stages.

For this, more than intellect and more than lucidity are needed though Keynes had both in plenty.

In his works this ordinary natural phenomenon hints at another, more fanciful dimension, and the optical lucidity suggests a heightened state of perception, as if we could see through the eyes of Emerson in transcendentalist ecstasy.

There is more upper-body ease, lower-body lucidity and sheer poetic imagination for her to discover, but I couldn't take my eyes off the unbroken concentration of her dancing.

The verse is spoken with a light lucidity that brightens even the more philosophically dense passages.

"The Witnesses" is highly intelligent, but, still, one wants more out of this particular subject than lucidity and good sense.

He continues in this vein with his new book, covering more demanding topics, but with the same lucidity and lightness of touch.