Sentence examples for equally vivid from inspiring English sources

Equally vivid is the movement.

The rest of the concert was equally vivid.

These were neon-bright colors — and add pink, yellow and turquoise with equally vivid shoes.

Bauhaus-influenced abstraction and Surrealist figural painting were received with equally vivid interest.

Sequenced panels capture some of the action, and Brown's words are equally vivid.

ALONG the way, descriptions of people and things are equally vivid and concise.

Bare prose, in the right places, can be equally intense or vivid.

Musicians from Africa, including Mr. Mandela's fellow South Africans Vusi Mahlasela and Thandiswa Mazwai, were equally prominent, and vivid.

Donald Rumsfeld's description of anti-American "Old Europe" and pro-American "New Europe" was vivid but equally wide of the mark: Atlanticism and opposition to it are present on both sides of the old Iron Curtain.The "Far East", as East Asia used to be called, is indeed far away from Europe but quite nearby for people who live there.

The 3.8″ TFT WVGA ClearBlack display produces some vivid colours, equally on par with the Nokia Lumia 920 and the Lumia 820.

While No Place to Go doesn't have any songs that outrageous, the stories they paint are equally, if more somberly, vivid.