Sentence examples for Vivid language from inspiring English sources
Vivid language often overrides basic arithmetic.Some findings are downright peculiar.
Just at the moment that it appeared that the Marines on the hill were about to break and head for the rear in a rout, Edson, Major Kenneth D. Bailey from Edson's staff, and other Marine officers appeared and, with "vivid" language, herded the Marines back into defensive positions around Hill 123.
(The Mint is also producing Granville Barker's "Madras House" this season.) Any fears that Mr. Mamet would take too free a hand in adapting the play, translating the quaint lexicon of genteel English — "I say" and "Good God" and "My dear boy" — into more, ahem, vivid language, are quickly put to rest.
The film's high point was the final courtroom scene, in which his character flouts social and legal conventions and succeeds in so confusing the arrogant judge and attorneys that they end up speaking in confused " Cantinflas - isms." The use of the irreverent, street-wise humor and the colorful, vivid language of Mexico City's poorer neighborhoods became Cantinflas' trademark.
When they were revealed by The Washington Post last Thursday, Mr. Jones's remarks swiftly became notorious, partly because of the vivid language he used to make his case.
We find it to be a vivid language.
They speak a Northern Uto-Aztecan language.
"Language, language, Henry.
— Common language and tradition but very divided.
The Welsh language survives here through music.
