Sentence examples for thing vivid from inspiring English sources

Harry imagines his grandaughter and how she sees the world with her young eyes, "every little thing vivid and sharp and new, packed full of itself like a satin valentine," but it is Updike who at 58, has the artistry of his long maturity, but still the relentless and greedy eyes of the child.

Suppose — to make things vivid — that the speed of light is a hundred miles an hour.

"Locomotive" incorporates many dollops of technical detail about 19th-century railroading, but while flirting at times with book-report dryness, Floca mostly keeps things vivid.

Once I had figured that out, though, it was just a matter of trying to keep things vivid and energized, to tell what needed to be told.

"I needed to be able to describe scenes visually in the book, to keep things vivid, and it really helped having photos and video to rely on for description," she said.

As the title suggests, "Erik Parker: Colorful Resistance" places the artist's subversive nature and love of all things vivid as the reoccurring themes of his prolific body of work.

Best of all was Xiomara Reyes's exquisitely danced Amour, a thing of vivid, lyrical beauty.

But if there is one thing as vivid and memorable as the art, it is the men and women who dress to match — or often to trounce — the paintings, sculptures and installations that make up Frieze.

And Redeployment is the real thing – a vivid and vital battery of war stories that does not rely solely on its subject matter for impact (although, make no mistake, the subject certainly has impact).

("For the Love of Money" turns out to be, among other things, a vivid picaresque of white male privilege).

Her final moments become an oddly uplifting exploration of things so vivid in childhood, yet so easily forgotten.