Sentence examples for the vignette of from inspiring English sources

There, you glimpsed the vignette of Eric practising his oratory as an idealistic lad in Keighley.

While sitting on the lavatory, George gazes wonderingly out through the bathroom window at the vignette of normal family life being played out on the neighbours' front lawn.

If you want to understand why the British trade union movement is dying faster than grass in a heat wave, the vignette of Unison demanding that the cops control its members tells you all you need to know.

Having then determined, from another source, that "in a heightened state of emotion, we speak at the rate of 160 words per minute," Butler arrived at a new — and unlikely to be replicated — art form, the vignette of the severed head, told in exactly 240 words.

He's also the other main players in the drama – Lucifer, Adam and Eve – and some of the most comically charming moments in the show are those in which the relationships between them are acted out like date-night dramas (the vignette of a besotted God asking for Lucifer's phone number is priceless).

Education is also depicted in the vignette of a Native woman teaching botany.

Write the main topic of the vignette on the top of the document.

Results showed that the vignettes of overt violence were evaluated as more representative of gender violence than the subtle ones.

The descriptions of nature are precise and sensuous; the vignettes of minor characters vivid and razor sharp.

Average speed a notch above one mile per hour, with pauses to relish the gardens, the city and river views, and the vignettes of human comedy.

Bukowski wrote short stories that were prose poems, yet I read them as the vignettes of life that, to me, rate as full-blown short stories.