Sentence examples for precision and lucidity from inspiring English sources
The satire has an almost Swiftian precision and lucidity.
Compression and plainness were not among his gifts, but clarity, precision and lucidity were.
Like everything he conducted, though, it was the precision and lucidity of his performances that were so revealing, and which illuminated a range of 20th-century music in a way that few conductors before him had ever approached.
Linguistic novelty ought to provoke suspicion when it stands in the way of precision and lucidity.
Others loved its precision and fluidity.
He celebrated the qualities of "clarity, precision, plainness, lucidity and the sort of magical compression that enriches instead of vitiates".
"Yes, and lucidity is important to me".
Johnson and Singer acknowledged each other's viewpoints with honesty and lucidity.
The virtue of his portraits is in their immediacy and lucidity.
His superiors immediately appreciated his qualities: flexibility and lucidity and great energy, despite his delicate health.
With nuance and lucidity, he situates Dylan in a long continuum of American music, literature, religion and politics.
