Sentence examples for vivid effects from inspiring English sources

But many of the exercises, especially those calling for the musicians to organize themselves in rapidly shifting combinations, produced more vivid effects.

"The bravura brushwork, the scale of the painting and the vivid effects of light filtered through the foliage make it particularly rare," said David Norman, who runs Sotheby's Impressionist and modern art department in New York.

But they have tasted the rising standard of living from coal-generated electricity and they are hooked, even as they suffer the vivid effects of the damage their new lifestyle creates.

Dr. Dost Ongur, an assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard, doubted that the experiment could be truly double-blinded -- the vivid effects of injected ketamine can be easy to perceive, both by the patient and by the person giving the injection.

The story of love, battle and redemption set at the time of the First Crusade is loosely based on Torquato Tasso's epic poem Gerusalemme liberata (Jerusalem Delivered), and its staging involved many original and vivid effects.

It was lit, to vivid effect, by Mark Henderson.

Harlan Ellison and Nik Cohn each fictionalized the Elvis Presley story to vivid effect.

Amid his adventures in Harlem, a gallery of rough, lusty, heavy-drinking characters appear to vivid effect.

Lavie Tidhar's Osama (PS Books) addresses questions of contemporary terrorism, politics and culpability through the vigorous hokum of pulp noir and alternate history, to vivid effect.

Using objects, videos and photographs it examines popular traditions associated with marriage, death and religion, often to vivid effect, in a lively, serpentine installation.

Mr. Zukerman employed his luxuriant tone to vivid effect in his soaring, expressive and virtuosic part and aptly illuminated the ruminative qualities of the "Aria".