Sentence examples for a vivid image from inspiring English sources

It's a vivid image worthy of a great Fall riff.

"It's just a vivid image of eggs littering the fields".

You've now conjured up a vivid image of an elephant.

There's a vivid image of the women as trapped birds.

Mr. Rosselli prefers indirection but savors a vivid image.

Then she asked us each to recall a vivid image from a dream.

Perhaps this is why (more than many writers in this series), Stevenson was a master at capturing fictional moments with a single vivid image.

The observations are novelistic; an unexpectedly vivid image of a New York not many get to see.

I have a particularly vivid image about this one because I've just finished reading Alicia Drake's almost terminally controversial account of Paris fashion in the 1970s, The Beautiful Fall.

Many of us today have a more vivid image of American slavery than we have of life as it was for British-owned slaves on the plantations of the Caribbean.

The 'Bridge of human life' in Addison's allegorical essay of 1711 provides a particularly vivid image, with the forces depicted as external.