Sentence examples for less vividly from inspiring English sources

Many did not spot themselves in the photograph, but recall the day no less vividly.

I found Shoshanna delightful; I just felt her to be less vividly true than the others.

This is less vividly sketched, although at one point in Palmer's film he says: "I think I failed.

Less vividly drawn in absentia is Si's father, who has been left on life support after collapsing, clutching his chest.

In the monograph, the effects of the extinction event showed up more systematically, if also less vividly, than on the rain-slicked hillside.

The middle-aged and elderly Marie is less vividly drawn than her younger iterations, and her brother, Gabe — potentially the most interesting character — remains enigmatic.

His use of language, except when he strays into academic jargon, is seldom less than vividly expressive.

And even the less artistic films vividly present the faces and voices of people who have witnessed some of today's most anguishing conflicts.

And for historical perspective, don't miss the landmark 1961 film Victim, which vividly explores less tolerant times (and was instrumental in changing the laws banning homosexuality).

According to Keepnews, Monk played piano more vividly and less introspectively than on his studio recordings in response to the enthusiastic crowds he drew nightly to the Five Spot Café.

The film is less a documentary than a vividly shot homage in which Mr. Lee uses theatrical lighting and gorgeous music to tell a story about Stew's story.