Sentence examples for not vivid from inspiring English sources

The colors were not vivid, and many prints looked blurry, she said.

Unfortunately they're not vivid in the memory of the general populace.

It's a vivid account, though not vivid enough to persuade Morton.

But the picture is not vivid or deep enough to overcome the familiar themes of stunted growth and indecision.

This is not to say that the reader's experience of the world is not vivid, enthralling and ­entirely memorable.

But as gestures, they are not vivid and provocative enough to change the way the government is seen by voters, or the way Britain is viewed by globally mobile capital.

If her drips weren't vivid enough, she didn't mind outlining them in ink, and helping to invent Abstract Expressionism did not end her imagistic work.

They feel vacant, not because the images aren't vivid — Franco has a talent for viscerally evoking danger — but because throughout, there's a larger problem: a lack of individual characterization.

If the fish slipping out of your hands wasn't vivid enough, it's like falling in love with someone who always wants to travel.

For each mental image, participants provided ratings for vividness on a scale from 1 (not all vivid) to 7 (extremely vivid) and for pleasantness on a scale of 1 (extremely unpleasant/negative) to 9 (extremely pleasant/positive).

But don't expect vivid autobiography -- not that you'd really want it, anyway.