They totally believe their vivid fictions.
His memory of the Gulf of Tonkin incident was vivid, detailed and totally consistent with the documents – many of them classified "top secret" – which historians have spent years tracking down.
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
The aesthetic feels like a mix of Jack Kirby and glam rock, with vivid, colorful images that could totally be painted on the side of a van (in a good way).
It's a rush, walking around the show, absorbing all the colours and sounds, seeing the smiles on faces as a game does something totally unexpected – or, totally delivers on anticipation, in powerfully vivid fashion.
It wasn't totally dark, because low down on the horizon there was vivid red, like a beautiful sunset, with all the darkness above it.
Those who are totally blind may have what is known as Charles Bonnet Syndrome – which results in vivid, flamboyant and detailed hallucinations, and may have caused innumerable misdiagnoses of dementia, psychosis, delirium or drug abuse (let alone supernatural visions).
A twelve-year-old American girl met him on a train in 1868, totally charmed him, was totally charmed by him, and managed to write a vivid account of the meeting forty-four years later.
Unlike our own parents, for whom pop festivals were a totally alien world, for many of us they are familiar, part of the vivid geography of growing up.
Those memories remain vivid.
