Sentence examples for a vivid one from inspiring English sources

Indeed, any Democrats who needed a reminder of the president's approach to dealing with disagreement on national security issues got a vivid one in the State of the Union speech last night: [I]f you do not act by Friday, our ability to track terrorist threats would be weakened and our citizens will be in greater danger.

The one story the historical record does provide, though, is a vivid one.

A vivid one concerned an armed robbery; she had it the night after taking a call from a store owner who was being held at gunpoint.

The "Espace Non-Fumeurs" sign is etched on the glass front door, and Mr. Braun said he knows of only one customer complaint — though a vivid one.

The parallel Kennedy draws between her broken, brutalised characters and the city they are fighting to survive in is a vivid one, and not at all complimentary – but nor is it entirely without hope.

Richard Jones, who directed the last Ring at the ROH (1994-6) remembers the "entire Tory cabinet" in the stalls when the production was being roundly booed, no doubt an exaggeration, but a vivid one.

Leigh is only a supporting character, though a heartbreakingly vivid one, in "Orson's Shadow," Austin Pendleton's seductive story of clashing theatrical titans at the nearby Steppenwolf Garage.

This is an operatically emotional book, and also an exceptionally vivid one.

I'm not sure it's a good book, but it's a brutal and vivid one, the work of a writer with an unflinching gift for honesty, and impossible to put down.

In many ways, it is an extraordinarily vivid one.

His portrait of this bivouacked army is often -- is usually -- a rich and vivid one, eruditely developed, beautifully described.