Sentence examples for vivid glow from inspiring English sources

It is not often that we have to welcome a book like this, which brings its readers into fresh and intimate relations with remote phases of life and art, informing these with the vivid glow of a new personality.

At night the restaurants along the promenade turn on their neon lights, and people exercising to Chinese music are lit by the vivid glow from the blues and greens and reds of the Sino-Korean friendship bridge as it heads apparently into the void.

It's not her (vivid, glowing) beauty or her (natural, un-beehived, Bardot-ish) blonde hair that attracts him; it's her freewheeling restlessness.

Hate to say it, but the vivid, glowing pixels of a TV do better justice to the color and texture of these masterpieces than dried paint.

That Mr. van Zweden and the Dallas Symphony are proud of this moving, skillfully written piece was clear at Carnegie Hall on Wednesday night, when the orchestra and the Dallas Symphony Chorus gave the New York premiere of "August 4, 1964" as part of the Spring for Music festival, in a vivid, glowing and calmly assured performance.

(And this energy can be felt on the screen; Fox News delivers its message with a vivid Hollywood glow).

A lot of the memories are never far away – such as what it was like living near the gates of the Craig – Ravenscraig, the biggest steelworks in Europe, playing in the slagheaps even though you were told not to, hearing the noise of industry in the background all the time, being used to the furnaces blasting a vivid orange glow into the night sky.

Complex, light-producing organs called photophores densely cover the entire underside, except for the collar, and produce a vivid green glow.

And the novel glows with colors, which play a consistently vivid but natural role in strengthening the impact of characters and events.

She herself is dressed to match the vertical modernist radiators, in a vivid purple top; glowing.

He also painted cityscapes and winter and pastoral scenes, all in the tradition of Dutch naturalism enlivened by vivid colours and glowing light.