Sentence examples for be vivid to from inspiring English sources

I wrote to try and be vivid, to try and get textures and details.

He is vivid to her, yet there is no trace of him or the water, once she gets up.

The picture was vivid to David for a moment: melodramatic, not Suzie's kind of thing at all.

The tech stock disaster of April is vivid to Charles Chipp) Morris, manager of the T. Rowe Price Science & Technology Fund.

It seems petty to criticize Ponsot for these mistakes, though, because they are the necessary consequence of her ambitious style: if you're going to be vivid, sometimes you're going to be vividly wrong.

So the stories have to be real, and they have to be vivid.

Always good to be vivid, I think.

The way Hughes saw it, the speech needed to be vivid.

Forgetting clearly aids orientation in time; since old memories weaken and new ones tend to be vivid, clues are provided for inferring duration.

The experience may not be transcendent, but it's sure to be vivid.

(Brown, 1820/2010, pp. 145 146) Perhaps, if any definition of them be possible, they may be defined to be vivid feelings, arising immediately from the consideration of objects, perceived, or remembered, or imagined, or from other prior emotions.