Sentence examples for vivid book from inspiring English sources
He's restored her to life in this vivid book.
Doubtless this would have produced a much more vivid book, albeit a logistically thorny one.
Rodney Bolt's "The Librettist of Venice" is a vivid book, and that is its virtue and its vice.
Yet this is still a vivid book, for the oddest of reasons.
It can be difficult to hang on, but if, like the titular creature, you keep moving through the "verbal bouillabaisse," the reward is a strange, vivid book.
His main objective in this bold, dynamic, unusually vivid book is to bring an adult's perspective to events that he could neither fathom nor forget.
Douglas Dunn's vivid book-length poem The Donkey's Ears (Faber), purports to be the letters home to his wife by the self-questioning flag engineer of the Russian fleet steaming from the Baltic to the East China Sea to be destroyed by the Japanese in May 1905.
He was famous, as scholars go, before the storm, for complex, vivid books about how Americans have shaped the land.
Enter GraphicDesign&, a London-based publishing house "dedicated to creating intelligent, vivid books that explore how graphic design connects with all other things".
A vivid, detailed book bravely imagining the "silent history" of prehistoric Scotland.
It is hard to describe the approach of self-taught photographer Lieko Shiga, other than to say she mixes a heightened observation with a surrealist style to summon up memories of the Japanese tsunami of 2011 in this vivid, disturbing book.
