"vivid interest" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to describe someone's intense or clear interest in a particular topic or subject. For example: - I could see the vivid interest in her eyes as she listened to the lecture on marine biology. - The artist's paintings captured my vivid interest in nature and its vibrant colors. - His vivid interest in ancient history led him to travel to Egypt and study the ruins firsthand. - The book was filled with vivid descriptions that sparked our interest and kept us engaged until the very end.
Bauhaus-influenced abstraction and Surrealist figural painting were received with equally vivid interest.
A vivid interest in things, and an active desire to understand more about them, is a major characteristic of intelligence.
When Putin tells blatant lies in the face of western politicians, he then watches their reaction with vivid interest and not without pleasure, enjoying their confusion and helplessness.
Meeting his future wife, the ethnomusicologist Maud McCarthy, and joining the theosophical movement generated a vivid interest in eastern, particularly Indian and Arabic, music, as well as in recreating the ancient musical cultures of the Greeks and Celts.
This year, however, the annual adventures in December hedonism come at the end of a fall television season that has taken a vivid interest in Christian faith, portraying it with a variety and complexity, reverence and irreverence, for which it is hard to find previous parallels.
"Thus arises the recognized need of bringing out in the children of our cities a sharp, clear, vivid interest in those cities, in their history, in their growth, in their present, and in their future," Moody wrote in his introduction, positioning urban pride as "community patriotism".
As it can be seen from the figures and their explanations, the constructed layers meet our expectations and requirements to reflect a user's current interests for the session profile layer, to be a representation of both recent and frequent interests (i.e., the recent and vivid interests lasting for some time) for the short-term layer, and to collect persistent interests for the long-term layer.
Because it is an area of great importance and vivid common interest, continuous and well-documented research on various aspects related to differences not only between individuals, but also between schools, is called for.
Mr. Corwin was a prolific writer and producer for CBS in the 1930s and '40s, best known for his dramatizations of American history, vivid human-interest reports from abroad during World War II, adaptations of American literary works and dozens of radio plays.
When examining such orderly behavior under an anthropologist's microscope, one finds that each queue is a microcosmic minidrama – not just an amusing "comedy of manners", but a vivid human-interest story, full of scheming and intrigue, moral dilemmas, shame, face-saving, shifting alliances, anger and reconciliation….
When examining such orderly behavior under an anthropologist's microscope, one finds that each queue is a microcosmic minidrama not just an amusing "comedy of manners," but a vivid human-interest story, full of scheming and intrigue, moral dilemmas, shame, face-saving, shifting alliances, anger, and reconciliation….
