Sentence examples for vivid element from inspiring English sources
Ms. Eagly's affect was the work's most vivid element.
Dance here is a vivid element in religion, mythology, philosophy and art.
But the most vivid element was Mr. Whitehead's richly imagistic prose.
The most vivid element of the novel is the old man's relationship with his wife, a French war survivor haunted by terrifying visions.
Even though these streets are on fire when we first see them, Ankh-Morpork goes on to become such a vivid element of Discworld they would spawn maps and a guidebook.
He was a member of the Independent Group of artists, architects and critics within the Institute of Contemporary Arts ICAA), who met to discuss popular culture as a then unregarded but vivid element in a seamless world of communication from which the fine arts might derive some strength.
Søndergård let the musical narrative unfold without overindulging either the vivid descriptive element or Rachmaninov's more deeply emotional engagement with his Russian heritage.
This increased salience and vividness would, in turn, increase cognitive processing of the vivid informational elements such as the images.
The 1971 Supreme Court case Clay v. United States, which is the subject of a new documentary, offered vivid plot elements: a world famous boxer, Muhammad Ali, who faced a stark choice between prison or killing in combat in violation of his Muslim beliefs.
Yet Dr. Watson's vivid portrait held elements of caricature.
Though the backdrops of Buddhist frescoes are vivid, other set elements look cheap.
