Sentence examples for is not vivid from inspiring English sources

But the picture is not vivid or deep enough to overcome the familiar themes of stunted growth and indecision.

This is not to say that the reader's experience of the world is not vivid, enthralling and ­entirely memorable.

The distinction between a family income of $3,500 ("poverty") and $4,500 ("deprivation") is not vivid to those who run things — the 31 per cent whose incomes are between $7,500 and $14,999 and the 7 per cent of the topmost top dogs, who get $15,000 or more.

The MSR-based methods are not sensitive to white brightness; however, there is a serious color distortion in the results with MSR [11] (the second row in Fig. 14), where the color is not vivid and looks a little dimmer.

The colors were not vivid, and many prints looked blurry, she said.

Unfortunately they're not vivid in the memory of the general populace.

But as gestures, they are not vivid and provocative enough to change the way the government is seen by voters, or the way Britain is viewed by globally mobile capital.

This is momentarily interesting, but the images are not vivid enough to hold your attention for long, and the droning electronic music that fills the room is annoyingly portentous.

I think that novels tend to fail not when the characters are not vivid or "deep" enough, but when the novel in question has failed to teach us how to adapt to its conventions, has failed to manage a specific hunger for its own characters, its own reality level.

First, they rated how vivid the memory was in the preceding recall trial (on a scale of 1 5, where 1 was not vivid at all, and 5 was very vivid).

Often soothing foods that go down easily, are not vivid and have smooth textures are popular.