Sentence examples for vivid for its from inspiring English sources

Still, the Lexington of Hardwick's memory is vivid for its flamboyant characters and noirish underside: race fights on Fifth Street; the red-light district to the east.

It is no less vivid for it.

Alex Gambal's 2001 Fixin, a vivid chardonnay named for its minor red-wine commune in the Côte de Nuits, is a $19.95 find at the Burgundy Wine Company, 143 West 26th Street.

Microsoft also awarded $50,000 grants to Team Vivid from Egypt for its app for accessing medical records in the cloud; to Team Cipher256 from Uganda for its mobile app and listening device to analyze fetal hear rates; and Team QuadSquad – the winners of this year's Imagine Cup software development competition – for their gloves that can translate sign language-to-speech.

Rachel Barnes, in these pages, praised the book for its vivid sense of what it was like to be alive a century ago.

As it has been hailed by scholars as the epitome of the literary nonsense genre and by children for its vivid imagery and comical whimsy, it may surprise some to find Lewis Carroll's (pseudonym for Charles Dodgson) on a list of banned books.

Lobelia is best known for its vivid blue or purple colours, but it also comes in pink, white, and rose colours.

The popular book was praised for its vivid rendering of the closed Hasidic community; some thought it an allegory of the survival of Judaism.

The poem is remarkable for its vivid, dramatic combat scenes and for its expression of the Germanic ethos of loyalty to a leader.

The book is especially valued for its vivid descriptions of the French Revolution and of the conditions that produced it.

Kenya is known for its vivid savannahs and wildlife, but Oregon's landscape is home to salmon, beavers and nutria.