Sentence examples for and vivid in the from inspiring English sources

All these conversations are interesting, and vivid in the telling.

It may still feel raw and vivid in the wake of Friday's bloodbath in Connecticut.

Lauren Skuce and Jonathan Hays were graceful and vivid in the romantic leads, but the show belonged to two Russian speakers — Andrei Antonov, as the gleefully corrupt superintendent, and Makvala Kasrashvili, wielding her luxurious soprano to comic effect in the role of the gold-digger Vava.

Henkes's delightful story is restrained and vivid in just this way: forgoing the overdramatic or zany, it shows the substance, warmth and adaptability of beautifully common family love.

As the Texas firecracker Trixie the Human Tripod, Boo Killebrew — who wrote the impressive "Play About My Dad" last year and was vivid in the New Ohio's "Deepest Play Ever: The Catharsis of Pathos" in March — continues to demonstrate her promise.

He was a highly educated man, a fine and vivid writer in the effortless Victorian way, and he was deep in the intellectual and artistic life of his time.

First, it is possible that mental imagery problems could impair subjective memory states due to reduced ability to visualize rich and vivid detail in the mind's eye.

The open-air market was crowded, its piles of fruits and vegetables and sacks of grain vivid in the brilliant sun.

Our answer is that one should try to take the values that one admires in works of art and enact them, and make them more vivid in the world.

The foreword and afterword, by Will Self, beautifully bracket the book, reinforcing the idea that the city is layered over time, and that each layer is accessible, and can be made vivid in the imagination.

It asks the audience to imagine, intuit and decipher what is really happening in front of them, and often that is most vivid in the moments of silence.