Sentence examples for vivid characterization from inspiring English sources
"vivid characterization" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is a literary device used to refer to a vivid description of a character’s physical characteristics, mental disposition, thoughts, feelings, and other traits. For example, you might say: The author's vivid characterization of the protagonist allowed readers to empathize with her struggles.
That strikes me as a rather vivid characterization of President Bush's listening skills.
John Del Carlo offers a vivid characterization of the hapless title character.
She easily cut through Mahler's rich, picturesque orchestration and brought a vivid characterization to the songs.
Mariusz Kwiecien is a dashing Dr. Malatesta, and John Del Carlo offers a vivid characterization of the hapless title character.
A major reason for the adaptation's popularity must be the vivid characterization of Mrs. Dilber, a busybody housekeeper for the main character, Ebenezer Scrooge.
Mr. Hoffman, seated on a high chair, his face almost buried in a paperback copy of the book, found an ideal balance between narrative objectivity and vivid characterization in his readings of these extended excerpts.
His works are known for their episodic structure, racy northern dialect, vivid characterizations, and abundant humour.
The woodwinds, in particular, have long been among its glories, and they bring real flair to the vivid characterizations in "Petrouchka".
The "Cinderella" story is told faithfully, with vivid characterizations and classical dancing that can be enjoyed and understood by children as well as adults.
With fewer distractions the work's languorous lack of vivid characterizations — its pretty, polite refusal to get as lurid or personal as it should — becomes more noticeable.
On one hand, sturdy plotting and vivid characterizations are the show's backbone and help to make it a must-see for a vocal segment of the contemporary TV audience that values the unraveling of story above all else.
