例句與造句

1. What the author achieves is the oddly free and lucid mind of the wagerer.
2. It's on 24 August of the same year that Odone Belluzzi, still with lucid mind, dies.
3. He was a genuine master of the pulpit, possessing great dramatic gifts, a lucid mind and the authentic accent of authority.
4. Coleman was always striving for something in her diaries, for effectiveness as a writer, for a lucid mind, for passion in love, for a seemingly spiritual grace.
5. Never has an event destroyed so much that was precious in the common property of mankind, confused so many of the most lucid minds, so thoroughly debased the elevated.
6. It's difficult to find lucid mind in a sentence. 用lucid mind造句挺難的
7. :" . . . are based on the pursuit of vertigo and which consist of an attempt to momentarily destroy the stability of perception and inflict a kind of voluptuous panic upon an otherwise lucid mind.
8. Civic leaders and veterans commended Mercado on his endurance and lucid mind, but the " gift " he would enjoy the most was the visit of Puerto Rican " rear end, with a big smile on his face, made newspaper headlines in Puerto Rico.
9. The Times of London said on Friday that Whale's " intellectual influence reached well beyond the parameters of one denomination, " and that " he was a genuine master of the pulpit, possessing great dramatic gifts, a lucid mind and the authentic accent of authority ."
10. Around the same time in Germany, the writer, statesman and scientist Johann Wolfgang von Goethe lauded Ruisdael as a thinking artist, even a poet, saying " he demonstrates remarkable skill in locating the exact point at which the creative faculty comes into contact with a lucid mind ".
11. The historian Stephen Schuker called Seydoux " by far the most lucid mind among senior French bureaucrats in the 1920s . . . self-effacing, nonpolitical, but independent-minded who put his expertise at the service of the most diverse political superiors and managed to win the admiration of them all ".
12. Some critics such as Geoffrey Lehmann and Pam Brown, however, have expressed negative views of Hart's work . while Christian Sheppard, reviewing the same volume, said " The primary pleasure of Hart's poetry, however, is an easy rhythmed, swiftly flowing line tracing the moment-by-moment impressions of an often impassioned yet always lucid mind ".
13. A subversive strategy that had made a quality leap just with the elimination of one of the most lucid minds of Sicilian journalism, a professional stranger to any form of packaging, free of any complacency towards the cliques colluded with the Mafia and able to provide the public with important tools for the analysis of the changes taking place within Cosa Nostra ."