Sentence examples for mean that vivid from inspiring English sources
Not all the testimonials are quite that vivid.
The author is attracted to that vivid figure of speech.
Even an iconoclast such as Martin Scorsese, who arrives with a calling card like "Mean Streets" — the vivid crime film that brought fame to Robert De Niro and Harvey Keitel — may eventually find that, with a compromise here and a movie-star casting decision there, he's making bombastic crowd-pleasers like "Gangs of New York".
(2001) find that vivid trading activity spurs stock returns around month ends of their Finnish stock market sample.
A follow up after discharge from intensive care unit (ICU) [ 1] revealed that vivid 'dreams' occur in 32% of patients.
She prefers things that are vivid.
That not only means we lose vivid images such as "ridges horsed with variable complexions".
Aflibercept treatment frequencies in year 1 were the mean frequencies in VIVID-DME and VISTA-DME.
We marvel at their vivid imaginations, and we ponder what it means that the stick figures in Nebula's paintings are all on fire, under the words "While They're Asleep".
But remember that even the most carefully calibrated monitor produces source light, which means that the images tend to be much brighter and more vivid than the reflected light from a print.
