But fortunately, thanks to Simenon's pellucid writing style, I believe you almost can.
(See Kretzmann 1997, 301, where he argues that issues of style and rhetoric are not relevant to Aquinas' "unadorned, straightforward, pellucid way of expounding, analyzing, and arguing — [which is] ideal for philosophy".
Ms. McPartland still has her pellucid touch and her careful yet comfortable style, as she demonstrated on several trio numbers, including "Turnaround," a blues by Ornette Coleman.
Reviewing her appearance at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola in Manhattan the night before her 90th birthday in 2008, Nate Chinen wrote in The Times, "Ms. McPartland still has her pellucid touch and her careful yet comfortable style".
Anne Collier approaches these matters in a cool, classical, subtly witty way in large, pellucid staged photographs.
Mr. Yokose's misty, luminous seascapes spoof a certain style of hyperromantic quasi-19th-century romance, yet his dreamy visions of pellucid waves rolling gently onto peaceful beaches under big, Turneresque skies -- sensuously painted in waxy glazes -- are not without a genuine yearning for some Edenic never-never land (Johnson).
Mr. Yokose's misty, luminous seascapes spoof a certain style of hyper-romantic quasi-19th-century romance, yet his dreamy visions of pellucid waves rolling gently onto peaceful beaches under big, Turneresque skies -- sensuously painted in waxy glazes -- are not without a genuine yearning for some Edenic never-never-land (Johnson).
Bessarabian, penetralia, pellucid, falafel.
Most have leaves with pellucid dots.
His cooking is self-assured, pellucid.
