Sentence examples for was a lucid from inspiring English sources
The main offering was a lucid, engrossing and impressively played performance of Mahler's Fifth Symphony.
Wise, articulate, honest and, frankly, still angry, his was a lucid and worrying tale.
Like Meyer Schapiro, the other great art historian of his generation, Mr. Gombrich was a lucid writer.
His first book, Theoretical Structural Metallurgy (1948), was a lucid explanation of how the properties of metals are controlled by their electronic structures.
Mr. Hersch has a special affinity for Thelonious Monk, whose music reveals a similar but much quirkier balance of intellectualism, frolic and sweetness, and his version of Monk's "Bemsha Swing" was a lucid and witty exploration of the composer's dynamic and modal style.
Her first book, "Body of Work," was a lucid reflection on dissecting a human cadaver and becoming a medical doctor.
Fortunately, Morris is a lucid thinker and a fine writer.
There is a lucid and engaging mind at work.
It's a lucid one-man rebuttal of the Tea Party's anti-government agenda.
The essay "Poética" (1961) is a lucid exposition of his artistic credo.
Beckett is a lucid, focussed writer who never digresses or indulges pet fixations.
