Sentence examples for too vivid from inspiring English sources

Can a news photograph be too vivid?

Her cousins' colouring was too vivid - virtually fluorescent!

Murderer or murdered, experience too vivid to not be real.

A horror that Amis succeeds in making all too vivid.

Memories of Phanariote Greek oppression were altogether too vivid and recent.

Britons are living through an all too vivid reminder of her legacy.

But then many children have to grow up with all-too vivid and painful memories of their parents' divorce.

Belated praise for an almost-too-vivid metaphor from Alessandra Stanley.

In this, the candidates felt like all-too-vivid proxies for the electorate at large.

Shotup of this was that Luce, embarrassed, printed a retraction; now often removes too-vivid phrasing from writers' copy.

It gave Web viewers an all-too-vivid look at how the air leaves the theater and the night starts to drag.