The references are dated now, but the lesson is lucidly stated and all-important.
He stated clearly and lucidly his desire to be relieved of his life, and the only reason that he is more or less around for us to worry about is because he bungled the suicide attempt.
Use words to express yourself lucidly.
Naturally, those who make the best impression in any assemblage are those who express themselves most lucidly and convincingly.
The territories are lucidly delineated and the SFDRR states openly that those territories should remain.
The storyteller's task is to tell a story that mesmerizes lucidly and clearly.
Spenser's A View of the Present State of Ireland (written 1595 96, published 1633), a later tract, argues lucidly for a typically 16th-century theory of rule: firm measures, ruthlessly applied, with gentleness only for completely submissive subject populations.
Dr. Joan B. Erle, one of his colleagues, said in remarks before a professional gathering in 1986 that Dr. Stein wrote "lucidly on complex and difficult analytic issues: acting out, masochism, states of consciousness, character theory, moral issues in psychoanalysis, mental health, the psychology of dreams".
Impressively researched, insightful, and lucidly written, Steffen Hertog has laid bare the complexity of the Saudi state, including its history, the ways the state functions, the impact of oil wealth on its institutions, and the behavior of its bureaucrats...
But as Gürkaynak (2014) lucidly makes clear, the precise cause of the fall in, say, inflation expectations remains unexplained.
