lucid

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• Because Woods was lucid, had no odor of alcohol and gave off no evidence of having used medication or narcotics, Gonzalez did not administer a field sobriety test or call in a drug-recognition expert to assess Woods, Villanueva said.

• This quirk allows lucid dreamers to use eye movements to communicate with the outside world.

• The writing is largely lucid and succinct, but repetitive in places.

• This visualization exercise, similar to lucid dreaming — the act of dreaming consciously — can enable us to cope better with our concerns about death and inspire us about our futures.

• I remember the feeling of relief when I came around the corner to see he was alive and lucid, followed by my dread when I realized he was in immense pain.

• Joseph Heller called it the “most stirring and lucid account of World War II that I have ever read.”

• Compact and precise—just 172 pages of text and 23 pages of notes—the book is a model of lucid historical writing.

• This “lucid interval” is found in nearly half of all cases of epidural hematoma (Bullock, Neurosurgery, 2006).

• I would look at the rest of his work to see if he was interested in lucid dreaming.

• My old boss has produced a highly readable, engaging, lucid book on practical economics.

• If I selected lucid and simple extracts, they would give no idea of the intricacy and prolixity of Duns.