Sentence examples for vivid depictions from inspiring English sources

In her vivid depictions of ancient Greece, homosexuality could be tackled from a safer distance, perhaps.

The McGarr mysteries were praised by critics for their clever plots and vivid depictions of contemporary Irish life.

With a strong central character and vivid depictions of the disorder that accompanies social breakdown, it's a gripping book that prepares the way nicely for the next volume.

There is Miné Okubo, a Japanese-American woman who drew vivid depictions of conditions at the Topaz internment camp in Utah during World War II.

Spurred by their mural activity, they also took to printmaking, producing posters, portraits, landscapes, vivid depictions of Mexican daily life and other images meant to stir public awareness.

The poem's "vivid depictions of rape and sexual assault," they wrote, were distressing to survivors, one of whom "was essentially dismissed . . .

Her first solo credit came with Holiday Camp (1947), a vivid depiction of postwar working-class people at play.

"The Metal Shredders" revolves around Zafris's vivid depiction of the two Bonners within their velvetlined scrap-metal cage.

It's a vivid depiction of violence and devastation that plays with alternate (and always depressing) realities, a likely eye-opener for many teenage readers.

He begins strongly, though, with a vivid depiction of the circumstances surrounding the premiere of the symphony at the Kärntnertor Theater in Vienna on May 7 , 1824

What makes this new novel stand out is its vivid depiction of the jail ecosystem and the compromises it demands of those who are able to survive it.