Sentence examples for vivid for the reader from inspiring English sources

HOW did the obituary writer make this person and the events of his or her life vivid for the reader?

This gives him the space he needs to build a vivid environment for the reader to inhabit before things begin to warp into more disturbing perspectives.

"I loved the way Chabon has constructed this novel," says Howe. "The incredible dialogue, the sense of place, the complex relationships, all create a vivid world for the reader.

The writing becomes so vivid that the reader too is infected by all the rage and sadness running through later chapters.

Lewis has a clear and vivid writing style, which makes it easy for the reader to follow and remain engrossed.

In her article about this Buddha, Sharon Otterman blends figurative language, reflection, and vivid word choice to paint a picture for the reader of the art and surrounding park.

Others were more supportive; one review in the magazine Black Orpheus said: "The book as a whole creates for the reader such a vivid picture of Ibo life that the plot and characters are little more than symbols representing a way of life lost irrevocably within living memory".

Rosemary's observations and feelings are so vivid the reader forgets that, by now, she cannot speak.

Those details help transform the destination you're writing about from words on a page to a vivid place in the reader's mind.

Sensory Details - Talk about how the senses are used to present a more vivid scene to the reader.

Writing about her novel, Wolf Hall, Hilary Mantel has explained how she brought the protagonist Thomas Cromwell alive for the reader by giving him vivid memories.