Sentence examples for most vivid around from inspiring English sources

The "Retina" display on the iPhone 4S is one of the sharpest and most vivid around.

One of the most vivid examples was right around the corner from Mr. Hildebrand's office in Zurich, the Swiss bank UBS.

It's at DisneySea that the Imagineers — Disney's creative team — were inspired to assemble what might be their most vivid and visionary concept, an amusement park themed around a "sea" that weaves through seven distinct ports. .

My most vivid memories of that period are of running around my flat in Ilford, fighting with coat hangers hanging out of my old stereo, trying to capture the Rinse FM signal.

United Nations peacekeepers gave the most vivid accounts yet of the tense days in July 1995 around Srebrenica that led up to the alleged massacre by Serbs of perhaps 8,000 Muslim men.

More than the large events, though, it is the many chamber-music and song recitals around the city that often leave visitors with the most vivid memories.The Lucerne festival (August 15th-September 15th) is held in a new lakeside theatre designed by Jean Nouvel.

King, the author of the authoritative history of UK independent record labels How Soon Is Now?, worked there for around three years, and evidently enjoyed some of the most vivid experiences of his life.

I am thinking about elms because, just for a few days, the hedgerows around here are ablaze with a flare of the most vivid yellow you will ever see on a leaf.

Some of my most vivid memories of growing up in the city are of time spent in and around City subways.

Meanwhile, the bizarre blockade around the rural home of the blind lawyer Chen Guangcheng has become a distracting embarrassment, China's most vivid failure of rule of law.

My most vivid memory of being read to is my father reading "The Wind in the Willows" when I was around 4 and suffering from the measles.