Sentence examples for told lucidly from inspiring English sources

The story of the organization's rise and fall is told lucidly, in great detail, and without much adornment by Nelson's documentary.

I'm less inclined than Isaacson to trust "the wisdom of crowds", but there's no arguing with the result: this is the defining story of our era, and it's here told lucidly, thrillingly and – because the bright ideas generally occur to human beings with the quirks, flaws and foibles that accompany overdeveloped intellect – above all, amusingly.

In her absorbing and authoritative Tales Teeth Tell Tanya Smith lucidly explains the evolutionary, functional, developmental, and pathological records encapsulated in the dentition.

It is a harrowing tale, lucidly told by a journalist with a good eye for detail.

Admirers of Siddhartha Mukherjee's Pulitzer Prize-winning The Emperor of All Maladies will appreciate DeVita's memoir (lucidly written with his daughter), told from his perspective as a pioneering National Cancer Institute director, President of the American Cancer Society, and director of the Yale Cancer Center.

Odette Robert, who was seventy-one, speaks rapidly and lucidly, and tells the story of her life, starting from her early childhood in villages in the Bordeaux region.

"It was trying to tell the story as lucidly and as engagingly as possible in the hope that somebody might some day read a poem or go and see a play," says Gibson.

Mr. Eisenberg and particularly Mr. Bartha give appropriately twitchy, live-wire performances, and the film tells its basically bleak story lucidly and with touches of dark humor.

The storyteller's task is to tell a story that mesmerizes lucidly and clearly.

Although Hurston is more widely remembered as a literary author, she produced a number of influential studies such as Tell My Horse and The Sanctified Church that lucidly portrayed and analyzed Africana religions.

The evidence is lucidly presented, in both words and images.