Sentence examples for unusually vivid from inspiring English sources
Eidetic image, an unusually vivid subjective visual phenomenon.
"There was something unusually vivid about her writing.
The result is an unusually vivid and useful work of history.
Zeblon Gwala is a husky forty-nine-year-old man with an unusually vivid dream life.
Sleep brings unusually vivid dreams, which Ben – having guessed as much – reveals is common among guests.
The result is an unusually vivid and convincing account of the historical past, composed in the present tense.
It includes profanity and scenes of unusually intense and vivid violence and torture.
Lighted from within, they look like some kind of unusually dimensional and vivid, fisheye photographs of real scenes.
And the ensemble, with a continuo group heavy on guitars and theorbos, produces a vivid, unusually strummy sound.
Mr. Berg directs this Texas high school football extravaganza in a tough, gritty style that gives it an unusually fine and vivid sense of place.
Several were beginning to experience a side effect of prolonged hunger that has been noted by people who fast for a week or more: when they slept, their dreams were unusually long and vivid.
