Sentence examples for historically vivid from inspiring English sources

See's 2005 book is a historically vivid account of a close but eventually troubled relationship between two women in rural Hunan province that spans decades and marriage, childbirth, heartbreak, war and death.

This is what makes the book of interest historically — its vivid picture of the widespread behavior being condemned.

What's aspired to here is "a 'Boy's Own' version of events that was vivid, geographically and historically accurate, and somehow charming in its artlessness".

Vivid words create more vivid pictures.

The Holocaust is historically outlined and then made personally vivid.

The poems of the mid-17th-century figure Karacaoğlan, one of the few historically datable folk poets, give a vivid picture of village life, of the plight of girls and boys in remote Anatolian settlements.

Elevator Repair Service and director John Collins deserve considerable praise for mounting a vivid work that has proved historically impossible to adapt.

Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra/Chailly's modern-orchestra but historically-informed recording is one of the most vivid recent recordings.

Not far from San Francisco's favorite trans bar in the heart of the historically gay-friendly Polk district you'll find the Antique Vibrator Museum, a vivid exhibit of vibrators dating from the early 20th century through the 1970s. .

A Latvian emigrant to Canada, Bezmozgis uses the short story to create a series of vivid snapshots of a community of exiles who are disoriented geographically, linguistically and historically.

Natasha, by David Bezmozgis (Cape) A Latvian emigrant to Canada, Bezmozgis uses the short story to create a series of vivid snapshots of a community of exiles who are disoriented geographically, linguistically and historically.