(1) One of the most lucid historians of the American Experiment passed away this week.

(2) He was asleep on the window, looking angelic as the moonlight shone in, making his skin a smooth pale lucid colour.

(3) As he grows increasingly drunk, his observations somehow become more lucid .

(4) It is a lucid , bright day, and a lush tree looms across the window.

(5) His students from his time at Manchester University remember his lectures as extraordinarily lucid .

(6) Even with his air of insanity, he still appeared lucid enough to be displeased.

(7) However, during a lucid interval he did give instructions to plead, but, if they had the benefit of the reports now before the court, the defence would have opted for a different course of action.

(8) There is no lucid understanding of the problem.

(9) Critics have noted his careful research, objectivity, and a lucid and understated but straightforward writing style.

(10) He seems perfectly lucid except for the wild statements he keeps making.

(11) In his more lucid moments he attempts to hide behind a paradox declaring that after all he doesn't believe his beliefs.

(12) His account contains a very lucid explanation of the issues, and continues with his eyewitness account of the proceedings.

(13) Until the point where he finally became lucid , his family feared the worst.

(14) The more you practice lucid dreaming, the easier it becomes.

(15) We have heard from several people that close relatives with Alzheimer's disease became amazingly lucid for short periods of time after receiving narcotic pain relievers.

(16) The actors and actresses spoke well - the entire dialogue was very lucid and clear.

(17) However, there are a number of passages that shine with lucid , electrifying prose.

(18) Their understated, yet lucid look at both the old and the new, serves as a reminder that indeed, simple is still good - regardless of the technology involved.

(19) What a wonderful place the city had been to leave, as I looked down at it through the free and lucid air, the plane pitching in the thunderstorm which loomed as usual over Kenscoff.

(20) Some skeptics do not believe that there is such a state as lucid dreaming.