Sentence examples for vivid criticism from inspiring English sources

The departure came two weeks after the host first apologized for some vivid criticism he made of Palin.

His art criticism was vivid but spotty.

The 1960s was a sort of heyday for Gordimer's non-fiction, her reportage both vivid and nuanced, her criticism sharp and confident.

For all the stylistic infelicities, the sentences that wouldn't survive a nanosecond in a creative writing workshop ("When Hetta Carbury received that letter from her lover which was given to the reader some chapters back…"), Trollope has the advantage of being unafraid, which gives his social criticism its vivid power.

The criticism, made vivid by the tale of Bayesian Peter, is that these 'ampliative' rules are vulnerable to a Dutch Book.

This isn't a criticism: in eight vivid, atmospheric tracks, Immunity captures the feel of an epic night out.

Still, Mrs. Clinton's criticism offered a vivid contrast to her visits to China as secretary of state, where she has avoided publicly raising human rights issues with Chinese officials.

Vivid words create more vivid pictures.

Criticism, which had been vivid before the pope's arrival, was muted after the visit to Yad Vashem.

The book breaks no new ground as art history and criticism, but it provides a vivid snapshot of issues and passions at a key moment in the formation of modern sensibility.

When he won the Pulitzer Prize for criticism in 2011, judges praised his "vivid and exuberant writing about art, often bringing great works to life with love and appreciation". This now gives us two Pulitzer Prize-winning art critics.