Sentence examples for vivid feel from inspiring English sources
Janice Anderson is a deeply religious retiree with a vivid feel for language and a youthful glow.
But if you listen to the songs he played, you come away with a vivid feel for the sensibility of those years, a music of the subtropical twilights and the soft westerlies, to borrow a phrase from Joan Didion.
Personally, I found it to be charm itself: it is exquisitely made, and whether you wish to back her or not, watch it and you will get a vivid feel for the monarch migration and its truly wondrous nature.
Raekwon's first solo album, Only Built 4 Cuban Linx became a revered rap touchstone, and Raekwon's fusing of crack-dealing tales with a vivid feel for cut-up verbal imagery became a key factor in New York rap's development.
In recounting his subject's rise and fall and rise again — all before the age of 40 — Mr. Kaplan gives us a wonderfully vivid feel for the worlds Sinatra traversed, from Hoboken and New York to Hollywood and Las Vegas, as well as the rapidly shifting tastes in music that shaped him and were later shaped by him.
Kirby, Moore, and Schofield (1988) adapted the VVQ such that ten questions assess verbal preference, ten questions assess visual preference and ten questions assess dream vividness (e.g., 'My dreams are so vivid I feel as though I actually experience the scene').
There are periods when Malcolm's presence is so vivid, you feel almost sorry for Roiphe, a controversialist who is well able to look after herself.
But, unfortunately, it means the book ends with a faintly unsatisfactory chapter galloping through everything that has happened over the intervening four years, which only makes one rather long for the vivid contemporaneous feel of the journal.
"A good book can teach you and your children about things beyond your daily horizons and can create characters so vivid you feel as if you know them.
The foremost thrill of Chandler is how vivid it feels — the mood, atmosphere, and tone.
It is so vivid one feels one is dreaming it oneself.
