Sentence examples for keep vivid from inspiring English sources

Clearly, military and political elites learned it's better (for them, at least) to keep vivid images of death and destruction off America's screens.

This conditioner is a great one to use about once a week to keep color vivid and bright.

Ample evidence suggests that screw caps keep fruitiness vivid for a long stretch.

She tries to keep John Michael vivid in her thoughts, but only knows him as he was before he left.

Once I had figured that out, though, it was just a matter of trying to keep things vivid and energized, to tell what needed to be told.

"That is the core issue, which is why we work day and night to keep it vivid in people's minds".

"I needed to be able to describe scenes visually in the book, to keep things vivid, and it really helped having photos and video to rely on for description," she said.

It's quite another to keep suffering vivid hallucinations of your deepest and darkest fears as you prepare to wed.

Not only does this help keep memories vivid, it also makes you more attuned to your environment while traveling.

Several dynamics were suggested: perhaps the patient feels humiliated and that is why she humiliates others; perhaps she is suffering and unable to admit it; the patient might be uprooted; "piquing" might keep her vivid; her behaviour might reflect resistance (against getting old, against her family that put her in the nursing home).

Some curious listeners might wonder why Boards of Canada inspire such intense adoration; others will find the album's allusive beauty keeps triggering vivid new images and tremors of emotion months from now.