Sentence examples for vivid clash from inspiring English sources

The Bodhran Makers (1986) portrayed the vivid clash of ultramontane, hardline Catholicism with the spontaneity and freedom of ordinary life.

Flanagan and Caruso explain what neuroexistentialism is and how it is related to two earlier existentialisms and they spell out how neuroexistentialism makes particularly vivid the clash between the humanistic and the scientific image of persons.

This modern reinterpretation of the late 1970s has a traditional feel but is far from boring: think country-house style enlivened with vivid colour, clashing patterns and natural textures.

The Marc by Marc Jacobs collection kept things simple, give or take the vivid colors and clashing patterns mixing geometric circles and angular checks.

The pale green river flows smack into the Morelos Dam on the U.S.-Mexico border, and virtually all of it is immediately diverted into a large irrigation canal that waters a mosaic of hundreds of fields — alfalfa, asparagus, lettuce, and other vegetables, their vivid green color clashing against the sere desert.

Just when news of the economy couldn't get any bleaker or the February skies any greyer, fashion is awash with a colour clash more vivid than we've dared sport in years.

Beyond the frequent policy clashes and vivid personality differences, the hostility between the two candidates was unmistakable.

Amid reports that the police, firing tear gas, birdshot and live ammunition, killed at least four demonstrators, activist bloggers filed a series of vivid reports on the clashes as they unfolded, transmitting text updates, photographs and video from the streets to social media sites like Twitter and YouTube.

Instead I was heading for the red curtain in the corner of the room, where I got changed into my chosen outfit... chosen so as not to clash with the vivid lime green sofa!

The risk that withdrawing the military from Burma's politics could lead to flashes of unrest became vivid in June, when sectarian clashes exploded near the border with Bangladesh, between a Muslim ethnic group, the Rohingya, and local Buddhists.

The match at Maksimir Stadium has long been feared as a potential flash point for fans with nationalist fervor and vivid memories of the ethnic clashes that brought war to the region in the 1990s.