Examples of using Lucidity in English and their translations into French
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designed by experienced lucid dreamer Craig Webb for the Lucidity Institute while he worked there
peinture d'aujourd'hui(republished by Seuil in 1953), he spoke of‘his' painting with passion and lucidity.
in full lucidity and selfcontrol.
he wrote with lucidity evoking his youth in colonial Algeria where he was born.
This book humbly cultivates the hope that such photography can give us all a bit of the"transparency of mind" that is the psychological meaning given by the modern world to the term lucidity.
With as much derision as lucidity, Grimonprez reminds us,
Inspired by this story and by Athena's lucidity, La Cultivada was born,
A mix of candour, lucidity, bluntness, and post-adolescent cynicism, pervading Audrey's half-crystal-clear, half-jaded vocals,
to have enough lucidity to allow me to beg forgiveness of God
Enhanced lucidity and courage should guide us in our endeavours to promote reform leading to equality of rights among States, as well as transparency
The drafters of these instruments demonstrated great lucidity, aware as they were that it was an illusion to think that war could be banned,
More than ever before it was necessary to face up to the situation with greater lucidity and commitment and to work together to promote the rule of law in countries
Of unsettling lucidity, Unrelated is steeped in a strong sense of vacuity that bursts into violence and suggests the loss of culture,
insanity may be declared legally incompetent, even if he or she exhibits periods of lucidity;
beauty have been substituted by lucidity and an awareness of solitude,
the rigidity of space and lucidity of memory, the nature of presence within the present.
competence and lucidity which he has displayed in the exercise of his mandate.
Mr. Kofi Annan, whose courage and lucidity I wish to commend, our Organization has today embarked on an ambitious programme of reform.
responsibility, lucidity and respect for others.
they have to rely on modesty and lucidity: the vocabulary they use is crucially important.