Sentence examples for shown vividly from inspiring English sources

Albany, as the spectacle of the deadlocked Senate has shown vividly over the last month, is afflicted with many problems: lawbreaking leaders, feuding factions and powerful special interests.

Still, just how personal even "anonymous" information can be was shown vividly last week as a list of three months of search queries from 657,000 AOL customers began circulating online.

41 42 This is shown vividly, for example, by the weight outcome (fig 2).

It also shows vividly the cross-border thinking that has taken hold in corporate Europe.

The film shows vividly what a joy it was to be around Tim, with his impish humor and generosity.

Castor seeks to right that, in a book that shows vividly what Joan meant to those in her own time, politically and militarily.

Nussbaum's contribution is to show vividly how the equality tradition leads the court, and the rest of us, to ask the right questions.

The Australian example shows vividly how no amount of horse-trading between developed and developing countries at international summit meetings is going to have much of an impact without prior leadership by wealthy countries at the national level.

Not all scholars agree with him about popular loyalty to Benito Mussolini, but Christopher's meticulous research and clear prose give us an unconventional history of the era, a history that shows vividly how fascism operated at grassroots level.

The team managing the data flowing from instruments on NASA's Terra satellite has posted a pair of images of the Irrawaddy River delta in Myanmar before and after Cyclone Nargis struck, showing vividly the amount of land that was submerged.

Half-measures won't fix the American intelligence system; the Bush administration has tried those since 9/11, and the commission's report, with its list of 40 major steps not taken, shows vividly that the half-measures were not good enough.