But in the long run Music From Japan's greater service may lie in reviving awareness, and doing so in a vivid manner, evoking the suffering but hopeful spirit of Iitate in music.
Shapiro (2016) presented a case that illustrated the dilemma of multiple relationships in a vivid manner.
Equally, the hard realities of slavery and the matter-of-fact manner in which the most minor of transgressions is met with the most brutal violence, are depicted in such a vivid manner there was no need to aggrandize them.
That said, Mr. Carey has still turned a hagiographer's admiration for his outlaw subject into a vastly entertaining story in which the voluble, candid Ned has no trouble holding center stage, thanks to a great gift for gab and an unforgettably vivid manner of expressing himself.
Judging by the close interest and great applause of the spectators, who watched the evolutions of the teams at their fascinating exercises, the lesson is being pressed home in a practical and vivid manner.
It's a wide-ranging study of post-colonial Africa, but each episode is told in such a clear and vivid manner that it is instantly accessible to anyone.
The authors conclude that, as a result of the Internet and Web 2.0, private and public concerns surrounding vaccinations have the potential to virally spread across the globe in a quick, efficient and vivid manner.
As Hume puts the point in the Treatise, when we believe that God exists our "idea of him neither encreases nor diminishes" — we simply conceive of "the idea of such, as he is represented to us" in a more forceful or vivid manner (T, 1.3.7.2/94; cp. 1.3.7.5n/96n).
Here, Weber is at his best, describing the art in a vivid, straightforward manner, free of pedantry.
Although tobacco companies have suggested that pictorial warnings "annoy" smokers, this research in accordance with the literature suggests that, overall, smokers welcome more health information on their packages, including information that presents the health consequences of smoking in a vivid, arousing manner [ 28].
American Catholics and their spiritual leaders claim to have had their faith deepened and renewed by the vivid manner in which Gibson presents the scourging and crucifixion of Christ.
