Sentence examples for uncommonly vivid from inspiring English sources

Sept. 24th: Sonya Yoncheva, in an otherwise uninspired "Otello" at the Met, gave an immaculate, finely shaded, uncommonly vivid account of the role of Desdemona.

Sometimes a brief exchange with a stranger marks you forever, not because it is profound, but because it is uncommonly vivid.

Venetians are still debating whether the acoustics of the new house match those of the old; to my ears, the sound is uncommonly vivid, in this case illuminating hidden corners of Wagner's "Rheingold" orchestration.

One thread is the contrast between her uncommonly vivid core quintet of dancers, whom she gives feats of physical daring, and the veteran choreographer and a group of her more seasoned associates, including Vicky Shick.

Eric Orr, perhaps the least well-known artist of the bunch, created minimalist rectangle boxes that come off the walls in uncommonly vivid, complementary colors, like deep sea fish.

October 4, 2010, was an uncommonly bright Monday for autumn.

T4th of October, 2010, was an uncommonly bright Monday for autumn.

Vivid words create more vivid pictures.

In books like "The Future Eaters" (about the devastation wrought by the settlement of Australia) and "The Weather Makers" (about climate change), he has won accolades as a vivid chronicler of ecological history with an uncommonly broad sweep and an increasingly activist bent.

Uncommonly strange and entertaining.

Pam is uncommonly energetic.