Sentence examples for vivid heat from inspiring English sources

It was about five years ago, but the book really stuck in my mind: the brutal murder of a young soldier; the sparseness of the prose; the violent, vivid heat.

There is in all Joan's reporting an exciting tension between what appears to be the cool poise of her much-admired prose style and the banked-down, vivid heat of her feeling.

Watching dogged, self-effacing Douglas work on this project is one of the slow pleasures of this warmhearted novel -- as are the vivid, heat-drenched descriptions of the Australian bush.

– Patrick Farrell Saveur Matt Grosss wanders Chengdu in this paean to the vivid flavors and nuanced heat of Sichuan cooking.

Whatever the reason, the Kashmiri chillies provide both gentle heat and vivid colour in one handy package.

OLED technology demands less power than standard screens and throws off little heat while producing vivid pictures with deep blacks.

Vivid words create more vivid pictures.

The extreme heat is even more vivid when examined at the local level.

His memories of wartime London led to a particularly vivid screen adaptation of Elizabeth Bowen's The Heat of the Day in 1989.

The pink pillars, dusty sand, horses and Arabs in keffiyehs, their vivid colours flattened and bleached by the heat, could have leapt straight out of the page.

For example, a vivid example of the negative impact of heat on cardiovascular disease patients comes from Texas in the 1950s (38).