Sentence examples for rare lucidity from inspiring English sources

His claims are convincing not only because he discusses complex economic questions with rare lucidity and skill, but also because of who he is.

Mr. Sallitt lays down a customarily restrained mode of acting (the kind that somehow seems less flat and more natural in French cinema), but it's in the service of a rare lucidity about feeling.

Krugman "discusses complex economic questions with rare lucidity," Peter Beinart wrote in The Times, and his arguments for "fundamentally changing — or changing back — the relationship between America's government and its citizens" will "prove vital" to the new administration.

From the publishers of Longitude, Richard Panek's superbly concise history of the telescope is similarly Tardis-like, explaining the science with rare lucidity while keeping the wider metaphorical implications firmly in focus.

As a result, they have a rare lucidity.

In a rare moment of lucidity, I suggested a wiretap.

We were newly engaged and lying on Curl Curl beach on the coast of New South Wales, Australia, when we experienced one of those rare moments of lucidity.

For most of those individuals, lucidity is rare and fleeting, but psychologist Dr. Joe Green insists it doesn't have to be.

Among those who write regularly about Dylan, Wilentz possesses the rare virtues of modesty, nuance and lucidity, and for that he should be celebrated and treasured.

It is rare to find a book of such lucidity and authority that does not hector its readers.

Taking into account a producer's possessiveness, "The Duellists" does have qualities rare in Scott's work, including an exciting lucidity that's all the more astonishing because its central characters remain partial mysteries.