Sentence examples for with lucidity from inspiring English sources

Figes' sentences glow with lucidity and calm.

Eagleton writes with lucidity, wit and panache.

"Because I'm crazy!" screamed the caller, briefly stricken with lucidity.

He predicted a period of uncertainty that "must be faced with lucidity and clarity".

Carter's narrator relates even her lowest moments with lucidity and comic panache.

Before we knew Reagan had Alzheimer's, reports of his issues with lucidity were treated as fair game by comedy writers.

He argued that the text must come first, and that the director, designer and actors must serve it with clarity, lucidity, realism and grace.

When Brett King presented his arguments, he did so not just with understandable emotion, but with enviable lucidity.

Gottlieb, the executive editor of The Economist, "writes with fluency and lucidity, with a gift for making even difficult matters seem comprehensible," Richard Jenkyns said here last year.

With all its shortcomings, it marshals with masterly lucidity the successive forces that eventually overthrew Constantinople.

"Le Tombeau de Couperin," a survivor of the 1975 Ravel Festival, is a gracious rendering of space and time, with its eight couples shifting through patterns with crystalline lucidity.