Sentence examples for the lucidity of from inspiring English sources

That was no thanks to the brilliance of the prose and the lucidity of argument.

The lucidity of his direction is a pleasure as is the lack of pretentiousness.

In part, it had to do with their simplicity and efficiency, and the lucidity of Fogerty's arrangements.

Not one Laguiller voter in ten actually agrees with this, but her supporters prefer the lucidity of her position, ludicrous as it is, to the temporizing of others'.

But in both works Mr. Carter miraculously makes every fidgety line, glittering color and rhythmic flight audible through the lucidity of his ingenious craft.

Like everything Hannan writes, the lucidity of the post was compelling and made well a claim that other Tories have advanced with less poise and eloquence.

Despite the amusing fashions and hairstyles of the period and the extraordinary lucidity of the prints, which expose every blemish, they keep their dignity.

"He had overlaid its soft English contours with the drama of the Apennines, imposed on its green watery light the high lucidity of the Himalayas".

The exceptional lucidity of the production brings a limitation.

But the extreme lucidity of the style keeps saying: Just watch this awkward bit! Isn't this unusual emphasis interesting?

With its occasionally turgid abstraction, "Cape of Storms" never achieves the moving lucidity of "The Ladies From St . Petersburg.