Sentence examples for made vivid by from inspiring English sources

He documented moments that slipped somewhere between the iconic and the commonplace, made vivid by their unexpected familiarity.

The Act III courtroom scene, which should be so dance-hostile, is made vivid by effects of grouping and gesture.

There, amid scenes of incompetent domesticity made vivid by their individual sorrows, brother and sister return to life.

This is the India we seldom see, populated by obscure people whose lives are made vivid by their eloquent troubles and reckless piety.

Possessed of a different, darker comedy is AL Kennedy's Paradise (Cape), a candid depiction of alcoholism made vivid by Kennedy's often startling imagery.

Though the film includes sex scenes made vivid by Stéphanie's altered anatomy, Ms. Cotillard said that it wasn't those sequences that made her feel the nakedness of the part.

The photos of LeVine during the ceremony, her hand resting on a flat gray rectangle, make vivid by its absence the appeal of paper and ink and a fancy binding.

Hell's fires meant that it could never be convincingly dark, though it was meant to be, made vivid only by screams and by the stink of decay.

He is a lover of his "dear New England nature first and last"; he takes us on walks among the woods, rivers and hills of western Massachusetts that are made vivid at every turn by his know-ledge of trees and flowers.

The Tropics of Empire is illustrated by color reproductions of period maps that make vivid the geographical conceptions of Columbus and his contemporaries.

The title refers to the energy shared by performers, an often intangible connection that these dancers make vivid.