Sentence examples for vivid analysis from inspiring English sources

In Dyer's vivid analysis, he watches himself watching the film, contemplating his own desires and what he considers to be "the most distinctive feature of Tarkovsky's art: the sense of beauty as force".

On an existential level, Blue Light falls a little short of the mark; it is an exciting adventure story and a vivid analysis of what pushes people into joining a religious cult, but Mosley's exploration of the soul reads more like New Age posturing than a serious meditation on life, the universe and everything.

Taylor's narrative is often rich and vivid; his analysis less so.

Klyuchevsky wrote from a 19th-century liberal perspective and gave a broad but vivid socioeconomic analysis of the processes of Russian history.

Unfortunately, the show's details are more vivid than its analysis.

The Uses of Literacy by Richard Hoggart (1958) The text on the original Pelican cover reads: "A vivid and detached analysis of the assumptions, attitudes and morals of working-class people in northern England, and the way in which magazines, films and other mass media are likely to influence them".

More analysis and vivid detail was given at the report presentation, and much more is contained in the report itself.

Each programme explored a particular work, creating through a judicious mix of analysis and vivid metaphor a listener's Baedeker to a musical work.

By dint of phenomenal research, vivid reconstruction, and meticulous analysis, Max Bergholz uncovers the truth about interethnic killing in a Bosnian provincial town during 1941.

Tricia Starks sets a high bar for future scholars of tobacco use in Russia". "Tricia Starks delves into the sensory history of smoking in Russia through vivid imagery and literature analysis.

Longer on vignettes and backstage gossip than on analysis, this vivid reconstruction of the 2008 campaign, by veteran political reporters, shows how character flaws large and small caused Barack Obama's opponents to self-destruct.