Sentence examples for can be vivid from inspiring English sources

Wiman's finely honed language can be vivid and engaging.

Tyler's heroes may not live up to the word, but the women she invents can be vivid, delightful and capable of surprising action.

Still, the imagery can be vivid and evocative, as when a skiing girl feels "the cold kiss / Of snow on my cheeks, / The whip of wind / Slashing by".

Ebershoff's prose can be vivid and fast paced, as when he describes the frantic efforts of everyone at Rancho Pasadena to save the orange groves from a freeze.

This happens when the drainage canals become completely blocked, and symptoms can be vivid — blurred vision, headaches, eye pain and nausea.

We have learned that our Foreign Service officers can be vivid writers, though their future prose is bound to be duller and their interlocutors more guarded, at least for a while.

Their colours can be stunningly vivid.

But it can be as vivid, in its way, as those clouds by Constable.

Memories from early childhood can be incredibly vivid, but they are also demonstrably unreliable.

Elaine Dannheisser proved that art collectors can be as vivid as the artists they collect.

And he's right that passive clauses can be semantically vivid, while active clauses can be woolly and vague.