Sentence examples for vivid appreciation from inspiring English sources
Unexpectedly, it also contains a vivid appreciation of Virginia Woolf.
The crowded canvas of Southwark Fair (1733) captures the noisy and exuberant vigour of a popular festival and shows Hogarth feeling his way toward a completely new kind of narrative art based on vivid appreciation of contemporary life.
Oates' definition of the genre, for example, was taken from her review of New Yorker staff writer Rebecca Mead's My Life in Middlemarch, a beguiling hybrid of literary criticism, biography and personal memoir that offers a compellingly fresh and vivid appreciation of one of the great Victorian novels and its author.
"Pride" has an easy flow and a generous appreciation of vivid temperament and talent of any kind.
Villa-Lobos's Bachianas Brasileiras No 2 followed, one of a series of works in which Brazil's best known composer brought together his almost mystical fascination with Bach and his country's folk culture, its ideas delivered with a keen appreciation of their vivid colour and striking rhythms.
They taste vivid and vital.
Another local hero for rapid appreciation is a simple but vivid raspberry-patterned vase that Christie's sold for $10 million to Mr. Wynn, whose casino in Macau has become a showcase for all kinds of classical Chinese art.
The hint of a quid pro quo — a grade raised in appreciation (or lowered vengefully) — is too vivid.
Known to his friends as "Buttologist", thanks to his deep appreciation of female buttocks, he gives us a vivid picture of the life of African émigrés in Paris.
A short personal encyclopedia of North America's wonderful annual fish, teaching shad history together with shad geography, shad behavior, shad statistics and shad appreciation, wrapped up in McPhee's usual intensely vivid prose.
A short personal encyclopedia of a wonderful annual fish, teaching shad history together with shad geography, shad behavior, shad statistics and shad appreciation, wrapped up in McPhee's usual intensely vivid prose.
