Sentence examples for least vivid from inspiring English sources
A crisis is at least vivid — the crimson Ferrari, the pink slip.
Oddly, in a book of vivid characters, Sillett, the protagonist, is the least vivid.
He is surely among the least vivid political candidate in a national race.
Description in fiction should always be at least as vivid as lived experience, generally more so.
Each completed poster should feature at least two vivid graphics and clear text that addresses the questions discussed in class.
That's the bright idea, or at least the most vivid one, in "Sunshine," which also flirts with questions about scientific progress, ethics and the limits of rationality.
Perhaps the most compelling version of this dichotomy, or at least the most vivid and straightforward, is that presented by the likely advent of autonomous cars.
And for this witness at least the most vivid recollection will not be the inspiration of his tactics or the brilliance of his technique, spellbinding though they were.
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.
If the South African's putting remains shaky, then at least his memory remains vivid.
Or at least the trappings were vivid, as Rafael Fr ck de Burgos conducted the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Tanglewood Festival Chorus and a formidable cast of vocal soloists in Mendelssohn's grand oratorio "Elijah".
