Sentence examples for vivid experiences from inspiring English sources

I am one of those "secular liberals" who T. M. Luhrmann expects will be alarmed by the vivid experiences people have in prayer.

Our teenage existence is packed full of hugely vivid experiences and "firsts", good and bad that shape our lives in ways that are sometimes not immediately clear.

Among the most vivid experiences of Delaney's childhood were going to the Salford Hippodrome and to the cinema, sometimes three times a week.

The literary landscape has changed, and women soar within it: books don't just exist on the page or the screen, but as broader, shareable, vivid experiences.

Hite is given a 1* rating as even though her findings "portray valid, and vivid, experiences" her subjects were a "highly selected group" and her feminist agenda coursed boldly through their answers.

She was a compelling storyteller, weaving her novels from many strands: her own vivid experiences, her friends' and family's lives, centuries of Jewish tradition and history; above all, her remarkable and disturbing imagination.

Combat is a vivid experience.

The vivid experience of being there transcends baseball.

Churchill's delight in his own vivid experience is part of the book's enduring appeal.

My most recent vivid experience of place lag came after a flight from Heathrow to Beijing.

That transformation from arbitrary marks to vivid experience is one of the great mysteries of the human mind.