Sentence examples for vivid imprint from inspiring English sources
Early in his career, Neisser became fascinated by the concept of flashbulb memories — the times when a shocking, emotional event seems to leave a particularly vivid imprint on the mind.
The store looks like an old mom-and-pop, inside and out, and retains the vivid imprint of its former life as a distribution center for Pond's skin-care products.
On TV, a well-known historian had suggested that, while Diana's plight and style had left a vivid symbolic imprint on British society, she herself had not been an especially gifted being.
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To prevent security leaks, no one was granted access authorization to the movie set photos, so home I went with nothing but my cherished memories and vivid images imprinted in my mind's eye.
Instead they are left to cohere (or not) in the mind of the watcher; to imprint vivid, bizarre images on the mind's eye; to disturb and estrange, placate and amuse.
Liberace's estate sold this house in 1989, and whether or not those are his old chandeliers is anybody's guess, but there is a sense of voided flamboyance here, in the vivid red carpet showing the imprint of furniture removed, the funny little geometric mirror on the ceiling.
Initially it's just a laugh, talking about movies that are infamously disgusting or frightening; you hear them described and their horrors live in the abstract, not vivid enough to leave an imprint.
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
It uncovered 344 companies that produced statistically exceptional results.Success authors usually serve up vivid stories about how exceptional business- people imprinted their personalities on a company or rescued it from a life-threatening crisis.
The "soul" of his work generally reflected the art and culture of his homeland; he incorporated the geometry of Aztec and Mayan pyramids, the vivid colours worn by Mexico's indigenous women; the imprint of the Spanish conquistadores, including their own massive influence from the Muslim Moors of North Africa.
