Sentence examples for seem vivid from inspiring English sources

Correa pulchella (often seen for sale under the name 'Pink Mist'), for instance, stands up against any cyclamen when in flower; mine is currently dripping in dusky pink bells that seem vivid in the weak winter sunlight.

When one of them does, their memories differ starkly from mine, and sometimes they don't even remember events that seem vivid to me.

Despite the demonic possession and all her dazzling adventures, this Mary never seems vivid or beguiling.

As a metaphor for a rough battle or mob scene in any other arena, it seems vivid — the first time.

Philosophers have generally tried to resolve such questions by saying that so-called waking experience, unlike dreaming, seems vivid and coherent.

It's also worth admitting that while a great deal of Bleak House still seems vivid and fresh and entirely captivating, some is problematic for contemporary readers.

But many reviewers hailed the results of Ms. Winsor's five years of research, saying her descriptions of the Great Fire of London and the Great Plague seemed vivid and accurate.

Even the doings of Lampedusa's dogs seem more vivid than those of their master.

On that basis, McQueen's intensely creative designs seem like vivid scars covering his emotional wounds.

Yet Mr. O'Byrne makes Ralph seem compellingly vivid in his very banality.

It's a classic combination: sweet apples just seem more vivid against the sharp bite of cheddar.