Sentence examples for may be vividly from inspiring English sources
Crystal engineering is undoubtedly the scientific basis for organic solids and may be vividly described as providing the building blocks, cement and brickwork for pigment dyes (heterocycles).
In the present work, the novel 3-D cocoon-like architectures of PbS quantum dots (QDs)/reduced graphene oxide (rGO) composites are self-assembled by using one-step liquid phase method, and the formation process may be vividly depicted by the natural formation process of the 'silk cocoons'.
The impact may be vividly felt in emerging economies, which have experienced a volatile week of money leaving their borders.
Most traumatic events are likely to be vividly remembered.
Leaves should be vividly and uniformly colored.
The passage of time may be reflected most vividly by the fact that Williss son, Bobby, played for Lehigh and Prices son, A.J., is on his way to defending national champion Connecticut next season.
People who have passed away may appear to them in visions, or they may be able to vividly sense a place to which they have never been.
The clouds of Jupiter are vividly coloured, and their hue may be attributable to organic compounds.
That may be why smells can so vividly revive things past like forgotten joys or humiliations.
He brings out inner voices vividly, though the ornamentation may be too fussy for some.
This is a key question for understanding how engaging in imagery CBM-I leads to clinical benefits, as we would hypothesise that part of the helpful effects may be conferred by improvement in the ability to vividly imagine positive imagery.
