Sentence examples for vivid catalogue from inspiring English sources
Personally, I read plenty of compulsion in this vivid catalogue of withdrawal and fix, scores and sales.
Dikötter closes his vivid catalogue of horrors with the "turning point" of the Party meeting in early 1962, where Mao's colleague and head of state Liu Shaoqi admitted that a "man-made disaster" had occurred in China.
Putzu thus painted almost every Look-In cover from 1973 through to 1981, and in the process amassed a vivid catalogue of 70s popular culture, from On the Buses to the Bay City Rollers.
Greg's appraisal sends Steph into a tailspin that finds her delivering to his face a lengthy letter cataloguing in vivid detail his own physical shortcomings.
The Cure's headline set the next night didn't reinvent the wheel, but there is no need to when your back catalogue has this much vivid, heartfelt variety.
£19, Givenchy, 01932 233 824 3 Lipstick in Impassioned It's hard to choose from MAC's vast catalogue of lip colours, but this vivid pinkish-orange is the perfect way to highlight a summer tan.
They presented catalogues that Kassar had shown to the informants, with vivid graphics of the weapons that he intended to sell.
Hazanavicius's new-found clout has allowed him to make a punishing, two-and-a-half-hour drama that catalogues the atrocities of the Second Chechen War in hideously vivid detail.
The catalogue for a touring show that can currently be seen at the National Gallery of Scotland, it presents the vivid colours and striking formalism of the most inventive fashion photographer working today.
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