Sentence examples for present vivid from inspiring English sources

An emotional ride with the red tops It is a tribute to the selflessness of British journalists that our red-top sports departments have continued to present vivid dispatches from Germany without a thought to their own torment.

By contrast, his short stories are often very short he is fond of brief dramatic monologues, sometimes only a page or two in length and present vivid fragments, barely comprehended moments.

By contrast, his short stories are often very short — he is fond of brief dramatic monologues, sometimes only a page or two in length — and present vivid fragments, barely comprehended moments.

On the first Sunday in Sept., a ceremony took place in the gymnasium of the Scuola Elementare Morpurgo-a private Jewish elementary school in Trieste, which resurrected for most of those present vivid memories of Italian Fascism.

By Jane Boutwell The New Yorker, December 26 , 1988P. 76 On the first Sunday in Sept., a ceremony took place in the gymnasium of the Scuola Elementare Morpurgo-a private Jewish elementary school in Trieste, which resurrected for most of those present vivid memories of Italian Fascism.

Solemn faced with the weight of their responsibility, they presented vivid accounts of the diseases and bacteria to which I would be vulnerable.

Blackwell's book presents vivid descriptions of these wretched places, along with both their polluters and the crusaders who are trying — usually without success — to clean them up.

Baroque church ceilings thus dissolved in painted scenes that presented vivid views of the infinite to the observer and directed the senses toward heavenly concerns.

As a writer he was best known for "Run Silent, Run Deep" (Holt, 1955), a novel that presents vivid accounts of submarine warfare against the Japanese, explores the moral dilemmas facing military commanders and tells of a rivalry between a skipper and his executive officer.

On Thursday, Sherief Gaber, a member of Cairo's Mosireen film collective, drew attention to a harrowing new video report from the group, presenting vivid testimony from minors about the violence they endured and witnessed after they were arrested during recent protests.

De Waal presents vivid stories of politics, sex, violence and kindness in bonobo and chimp communities -- bonobos live in a relatively peaceful matriarchy; chimp society is a male-dominated hierarchy based on power -- and speculates that humans ("the most bipolar ape") act like a hybrid of the two.