Sentence examples for much more vivid from inspiring English sources

Helene Ballon made a much more vivid impression as Juliet.

Doubtless this would have produced a much more vivid book, albeit a logistically thorny one.

The live performances that followed were much more vivid, though a little faint too.

Mr. Dawkins's memory for his work is much more vivid than his more personal stories.

In fact, Modernist interiors were much more vivid than the photographs suggest.

Mr. Ross's account, in interviews and a written chronology, is much more vivid.

It will be much more intense, vivid, and addictive — and as AI comes online, I believe there will be a proliferation in AI-powered avatar and robotic relationships, similar to those characters depicted in the movies Her and Ex Machina".

The terrifying persistence of the past is the theme, and the tendency of the past to seem so much more real and more vivid than anything in the present.

There was much more exciting and vivid dancing from Chang-Gi Kim as Mercutio and Rabul Seo as Tybalt.

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.

The aforesaid commonality and difference do exist and behave in a much more definite and vivid way than in theory, no matter in terms of conflict or melting.