Sentence examples for vivid daylight from inspiring English sources

His palette is dominated by a watery pale blue that suits the picture's downbeat cast, punctuated with stabs of vivid daylight and lurid nightclub red.

The vivid shifting daylight, the changing waves of expression carried by faces on all the streets, the alternating mutedness and hysteria of the traffic sounds, all say something.

Soft white, bright white, daylight.

By refrigerating these small creatures, attaching them to silk thread when they conk out and then weighing them down in huge tanks of water, James has photographed them in all their splendour ("the colour bleaches out in daylight") so that the velvety lustre of their wings becomes vivid.

Bulbs that are classified as "daylight" usually put out light with a temperature around that of direct sunlight, and provide a cooler, bluer, more vivid light.

"Still daylight!

Perpetual daylight.

Daylight fades.

Broad daylight.

Those memories remain vivid.

"He also has daylight".