Sentence examples for a vivid instance of from inspiring English sources

Tobias Menely of Indiana University notes that the book "has garnered praise from Coleridge, Carlyle, Darwin, Ruskin, Woolf, and Auden" and that Selborne's reception in the two hundred years since its initial publication offers a vivid instance of the retrospective idealization that transforms history into heritage.

One vivid instance of the escapability of moral obligations is Williams' own example of "Gauguin", a (fictionalised) artist who deliberately rejects a whole host of moral obligations (to his family, for instance) because he finds it more "important", in this sense, to be a painter.

In Womack's view, with the merging of Lennon's lyrics and McCartney's Lowrey organ introduction "the Beatles achieve their most vivid instance of musical timbre".

Booking a ticket for the Pleasance, for instance, offers a vivid illustration of Edinburgh's giganticism.

The Manchester Cycleway itself offers a vivid example of change.

This presents a vivid example of a duality mapping in (L^{p_{i}}(Omega)).

It's a vivid illustration of two investing traps.

This is a vivid example of the respect of Tibetan Buddhism towards Islam.

This allowed us to manipulate the presence or absence of that suspense (i.e., a vivid example of film comprehension).

The film also portrays a vivid example of this".

Published two months after the author turned forty-two, the slim, intense volume, which tells the philosophical, sometimes comic tale of Nelson's ever-developing consciousness, combines — like a number of other masterpieces of American autobiography — memoir, literary analysis, humor, and reporting with vivid instances of both the familiar and the strange.