Sentence examples for vivid ideas from inspiring English sources

Vivid Ideas is the talks and workshops component of the city's annual light show.

They were full of vivid ideas and feelings including an admirable lack of sentimentality to their own work.

"It's tough to have looks and brains!" says Jess Scully, festival director of Vivid Ideas and also a curator of TEDxSydney.

Vivid Ideas is an annual opportunity to fill up the tank of new ideas and listen to your peers across the creative industries".

Dawkins also took part in Vivid Ideas, a section of the festival that is oft overshadowed – quite literally – by the light component.

Exquisite sensations of pleasure, an irresistible propensity to laughter; a rapid flow of vivid ideas... are the ordinary feelings produced by it.

But it has given me a more vivid idea of what makes life worth living, and defending.

This gives, naturally, a much more vivid idea of what Schlesinger was really like than anything in Schlesinger's own journals.

The reconstruction, first made for a 1995 exhibition at the Pompidou, gives us a vivid idea of Mondrian's ideas about space and form.

His aerial view of Kaimari villages on the Purari Delta in 1922, shot from about 1,500 feet, gives a vivid idea of the territory and its watery byways.

In the scene where Stanley overhears Blanche condemning him as an animal with something sub-human about him, we get a sudden close-up of him and a vivid idea of the rancour the statement breeds.