Sentence examples for however vivid from inspiring English sources
Common People is not a song about a spoiled condescending female, however vivid the character.
Most of Kemal's friends are names rather than fully realised characters, and however vivid his desire for Füsun, she herself remains a bit shadowy.
Today, art is freshly and imaginatively illuminating the experience of self-loss in a way that no external, factual account, however vivid, can do.
However vivid an imagination Ryan has, he never could have envisioned winning a game in which his two staples — a bruising rushing attack and a suffocating defense — abandoned him.
Third, if a contest as fickle and hard to read as a referendum can be said to have swing voters, last week's were probably not the "left behind" – however vivid a story they make for visiting London journalists – but another, larger, more prosperous, more politically powerful group, which has been growing for so long that it is taken for granted.
The recollection is still vivid.
His rage, however, was vivid.
The externals of her life, however, are vivid enough to compensate.
His writing, however, is vivid and outward-looking, part social history, part memoir.
It lacks, however, a vivid, overarching narrative that would have maintained its value once the science moves on.
They did, however, offer vivid, beautifully balanced renderings of several of Josquin's own harmonizations of popular melodies, among them "Adieu, Mes Amours," in which the complaints are financial rather than amorous, and the gently suggestive "Bergerette Savoysienne" and "Une Mousse de Buscgaye".
