Sentence examples for much vivid from inspiring English sources
Moreover, because his poems contain so much vivid nature imagery, they lend themselves to illustration.
It's a part that, amid so much vivid malice, could easily look wan.
It's hard to imagine much has been lost when there is so much vivid documentation, both remembered and reimagined.
"We've seen so much vivid color in the past few years, and always against white," he said.
The Cure's headline set the next night didn't reinvent the wheel, but there is no need to when your back catalogue has this much vivid, heartfelt variety.
Shadows encroach upon even the lighter-spirited of the plays, but "Fragments" does cull as much vivid comic light from these mostly late works as it does existential darkness.
The other word is much more vivid — too vivid for print here, in fact, but suffice to say it's a scatological slur for a person's head.
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.
