Sentence examples for vivid feature from inspiring English sources

Further episodes featured men old enough to be her grandfather commenting on her most "vivid" feature.

A vivid feature of the book is the number of photographs.

But most of the journalism scandals involve a certain type of story, a vivid feature from an exotic location.

Ackroyd's wild drunken sprees, sometimes in public, used to be a vivid feature of literary London launch parties, but he's calmed down these days.

In a letter to a friend, the author particularly admired Meadowlea's brightly colored gardens, Mr. Carter said, adding that the gardens remain a vivid feature today.

The most memorable and vivid feature of the event was the multi-coloured Dominican flags painted onto the children's faces in recognition of their demand and desire for inclusion.

Current endoscopes provide high-resolution imaging that produces clear, vivid features of detected lesions.

Current endoscopes provide high-resolution imaging that result in clear, vivid features of the detected lesions.

Thorn is a very engaging presence and pleasing to gaze upon while she talks, dipping and nodding her vivid features across the office table, pulling faces and deprecating like mad.

The pinkish cream of his suit and the background are interrupted mainly by his vivid features, especially his half-closed, red-rimmed eyes, which suggest an ambiguous mixture of reverie, debauchery and grief.

There's a family resemblance, and something rather odd: Ms. Boardman, who shares with her brother strong, vivid features and an engagingly direct gaze, has eyebrows that would not be out of place on a Persian battlefield, or in Ms. Cosio's chair.