Sentence examples for particularly lucid from inspiring English sources
President Donald Trump has never been particularly lucid on the subject of the military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
Lewis's position as a converted atheist, fiction writer, and trained scholar renders him a particularly lucid, historically aware, and lively commentator.
The officer, Julio Agron, testified at a hearing in Manhattan Criminal Court that Mr. Perez admitted to pushing Mr. Rivera, but that his explanation was not particularly lucid.
The ensemble accompanied him with jazzy bends, folksy snaps and Minimalist shimmers; in one particularly lucid passage during the gentle finale Mr. Fingland clung soft and close to Mr. McClowry's fluid phrasing.
Her style, a particularly lucid strain of modernism, was formed from channels cut by Henry James, Willa Cather and James Joyce, and made its own pronounced impression on her fellow southerners Eudora Welty, Flannery O'Connor and Carson McCullers.
I found Almond's chapter on "Vampyric Motherhood" particularly lucid: stage mothers derive self worth from each child's accomplishments and "feed from the child to obtain gratifications," while other mothers "co-opt the child's autonomy" by forcing food "into the child — food in the form of ideas, behaviors, allegiances, and beliefs".
Rameau, indeed, was considered an exponent of the Italian style, particularly in his lucid harmonic treatment.
Her better-prepared colleagues presented the work's compelling strangeness with lucid objectivity, particularly Teresa Reichlen in the second section (Five Pieces, Opus 10).
One earlier decision in a child pornography case, though the situations are not particularly analogous, is more lucid and describes its reasoning in more detail, something that may be important in a potentially major precedent-setting case.
Some particularly ambitious and skilled lucid dreamers use waking dreams to attempt to question the future directly.
It's the sort of expertly constructed set-piece McCann is particularly good at, and his imagistically lucid prose nicely captures the craziness and excitement of the moment.
