Sentence examples for vivid heritage from inspiring English sources

At the very least there should be a "Past/Forward" program every summer, before it is too late to save this vivid heritage.

Tel Aviv's short but significant history, together with its rapid changes, creates its image as an active and vivid metropolis with embedded heritage values.

Shepard's eagerness to maintain narrative tension leads to occasional artificiality, but her writing is vivid and her meditations on heritage and grief are moving.

Christiana Balit's vivid and attractive illustrations accentuate the eastern heritage.

This compelling exhibition is a vivid array that reflects the multicultural art heritage of Los Angeles by conveying a wide spectrum of creativity.

Everything about the stranger in each of us comes to vivid life in these three days, our heritages, where we are from, our demons, the things we hold dear.

What attracts you to his work? A. What you mentioned, of course, and the vivid way in which he asserts his Cuban heritage, which he combined with an architectural awareness.

Tobias Menely of Indiana University notes that the book "has garnered praise from Coleridge, Carlyle, Darwin, Ruskin, Woolf, and Auden" and that Selborne's reception in the two hundred years since its initial publication offers a vivid instance of the retrospective idealization that transforms history into heritage.

Pamela Marshall, who breeds heritage chickens and turkeys in Amenia, N.Y., paints a vivid picture.

There's a vivid array of fellow residents – crossbow toting hunters, real estate interests, adulterers, heritage fascists, gossips, drunks, louts, more crazy artists – with multifarious uncertain agendas and grainy backstories.

Rather, it served as a vivid, clear illustration that one does not need to abandon cultural heritage -- a huge part of identity -- in order to live an authentic, truthful life.