Sentence examples for vivid enough to from inspiring English sources

Is it vivid enough to counterbalance the specificity of the here and now?

But they're vivid enough to make their shared dilemma come alive.

Dunant makes their strangeness just vivid enough to pull us along with an uncanny fascination.

Bridget, despite her cartoonish exaggeration, is vivid enough to live beyond the pages of a novel.

It's a vivid account, though not vivid enough to persuade Morton.

The externals of her life, however, are vivid enough to compensate.

The resulting fireball destroyed the balloon, burnt a number of bystanders and was bright enough to "...cast a brief but vivid illumination over the entire suburb".

A banana peel floating in a canal is a vivid enough image to remember, but it also captures an image of something banal, allowing you to associate "banal" with the definition "boring or uninteresting".. Integrate the new words into your environment.

But her imagination was not vivid enough then to envision the challenge and fulfillment that would lay ahead.

His accounts of battles are vivid enough, but exist mainly to add conviction to his central proposition.His real interest is the sequence of decisions by which America provoked China's intervention and missed chances to end the fighting.

The launching of Sputnik by the Soviet Union in 1957 was precisely this kind of event, in which a military and technological setback was handed us in terms vivid enough for every American voter to understand.