Sentence examples for surprisingly vivid from inspiring English sources

"The pages that I read were somewhat fragmentary in nature, but his prose was surprisingly vivid.

I have surprisingly vivid memories of shopping on Roosevelt Avenue as a child.

A few moments later, we see the sisters painting surprisingly vivid and accomplished pictures of old Amsterdam.

With the help of the director, Eric Ting, this little coterie of actors create surprisingly vivid and fully believable characters — lots of them.

The hundred or so pages that I read were somewhat fragmentary in nature — he wasn't great at crafting segues between his memories — but his prose was surprisingly vivid.

I have surprisingly vivid memories of… Steve Crowley is the first to admit that his bookstore's success has a lot to do with what he calls "Strand spillover".

His adaptations of "A Clockwork Orange" in 2003 and "Fahrenheit 451" in 2006 were surprisingly sharp-edged, breathing vivid theatrical life into sprawling material on tiny stages.

Vivid words create more vivid pictures.

And Veronica, their vivid neighbour, produces a surprisingly sophisticated pharmacy not unrelated to her job as a hospital cleaner.

Not surprisingly, the Kurds there had particularly vivid nightmares.

The battle scenes are vivid, devastating and vaguely repetitious — surprisingly, the only parts of the book where my mind started to wander.