Sentence examples for a vivid note from inspiring English sources

The program ended on a vivid note with Andrea Falconieri's Ciaccona for Two Violins and Percussion.

The evening finished on a vivid note with a performance by the Snow Lotus Trio, a folk ensemble featuring three sisters from a Tibetan region of Sichuan Province.

In his Paris Review interview with DeLillo, Adam Begley prefaces the conversation with a vivid note that conjures the experience of meeting DeLillo.

The Godfather, Part II (1974) -- The actor cements his standing with a vivid, note-perfect portrayal of the young Don Corleone.

A practical man and a talented observer with a vivid imagination, Anaximenes noted the rainbows occasionally seen in moonlight and described the phosphorescent glow given off by an oar blade breaking the water.

But if a journalist gives me a vivid description of waterboarding, notes the long line of monstrous regimes that have practiced it, and then lays out the legal debate over whether it violates a specific statute or international accord, I don't care whether he uses the word or not".

(XL Recordings) Willis Earl Beal is only in his late 20s, but he's got the gift of a backdated gospel voice that a lot of singers would take out a serious mortgage for, with a gentle vibrato shake, tender high notes and a vivid growl.

Born in Paris in 1881, Olivier, apparently Picasso's first mistress, lived with him from 1905 to 1912; her notes are a vivid record of a harsh French girlhood at the turn of the century in a culture that was just about to turn modern.

Love has created a vivid character out of the notes supplied by White and it's a promising Broadway debut.

Naomi's wartime diary, Among You Taking Notes... (1985), is a vivid description of that period, and of her own pivotal role in it.

I noted the repetition of a vivid phrase, which was used in two stories.