Furthermore, he would not attempt to briefly present the views which have been so lucidly and succinctly expressed by the individual writers.
The narrative is lucidly told, the picture well put together, and the successive planes of distance are duly marked.
Then she slipped upstairs, fastened the door, fell on her knees beside the bed and put the whole thing as acceptably as possible to Heaven in a silent, simple, but lucidly explanatory prayer.
Thiers, exacts of those who aspire to govern--knowledge of public affairs, ability to expose them lucidly and in order, and the weight of character necessary to defend them.
Three nights after when I was in bed I became very lucidly awake--it must have been about two or three in the morning--and the vision of life returned to me, with that same effect of enlargement and illumination.
Certainly I envisaged the whole process much less clearly than I do now, ignored difficulties that have since entangled me, regarded with a tremendous perplexity aspects that have now become lucidly plain.
You're so good that nothing shocks you," she lucidly persisted.
Each game is carefully and lucidly described, with the distinctive rules to be observed and hints as to the best means of success in play.
This principle of biologic degeneration, long recognised, was most lucidly enforced by Dohrn[24], whose views were later extended by Ray Lankester.
The author has laid himself out to put lucidly the lessons of life and the results of experience, so that youthful readers may avoid pitfalls.
But Sally comes out to act, you know," he lucidly added, "every time she leaves the house.
Well," she lucidly returned, "we must from this moment bear on it together with all our might.
Sin we hold to be no transferable quality, and this was most lucidly proved here by one of my brother lecturers.
It is, therefore, a pleasant task to read what he has written, more pleasant from the fact that his essay is a short one, and his thoughts are briefly as well as lucidly and elegantly set forth.
A few extracts from the great mass of correspondence will lucidly show the nature of the fraudulent methods.
This was nowhere more lucidly or strikingly illustrated than after New Netherlands passed into the control of the English and was renamed New York.
Helpless to stay it, she watched this consciousness unfolding within him, traced it lucidly from its birth to the very leaping of it from his lips in a smothered cry of want unutterable.
The Guardian Angel, this truth is most admirably and lucidly set forth with abundant instance and copious exposition.
Let them try to trace and lucidly expound the chain of motives lying between the knowledge that a murderer has been hanged and the wish to commit a murder.
A comedy of wit, like every other drama, is a story told by action and dialogue, but to tell a story lucidly and rapidly by means of repartee is exceedingly difficult, not but that it is easy enough to produce repartee.
In no poetry of our time can there be seen more of that absolute vision so lucidly discoursed upon in the foregoing extract.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lucidly" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
