Sentence examples for vivid explanations from inspiring English sources

Although it does not mention the Coase Theorem, "What Do Unions Do?" by Prof. Richard Freeman and Prof. James Medoff offers the most vivid explanations of the productivity consequences of unions.

Yesterday's monstering by David Cameron at PMQs over Harriet Harman's moderate assertion that it was right that middle-income people paid more tax is a vivid explanation of why more nervous voices may prevail.

Axial frequency distribution analysis is applied on trajectories for a vivid explanation of hydrogen bonding patterns.

"They have a really vivid explanation for how medicine works," said Visisya.

A GeneCard provides a vivid explanation of the gene.

(Clotilde Otranto conducted a vivid account).

Likewise, numerous archaeologists and curators can amass detail and write careful, nuanced reports, but only a few can conjure up a vivid new explanation of the past, and – crucially – do it so convincingly that their colleagues don't shoot them down in flames.

And Carnival's Arison provides yet a new a vivid case explanation for growing public skepticism of our leaders.

Aubrey's biographies were the epitome of content and vivid in imagery, without explanations, transitions or any padding.

Vivid words create more vivid pictures.

A surge of brain activity in dying rats may hold an explanation for the vivid, realistic visions experienced by some human victims of cardiac arrest, researchers say.