The poem is one of the great accounts of what it is like to see people en masse, sorted into vivid kinds and therefore ennobled — a little like a marathon.
In any case, there is a strangely vivid sort of crispness about the bronzes, a kind of over-determination that produces a hyper-real effect.
The Affairs of the Falcóns shows Ana navigating an obstacle course for survival, facing family pressures, marital strife, sexual harassment, loan sharks and the fear of failure, making vivid the kinds of experiences that are often treated as abstractions in our political discourse.
The GIF, or Graphics Interchange Format, showed a vivid moment, the kind that has become standard currency for online sports journalism.
Art history grew as a "subject," and Blunt grew with it, becoming, in Miranda Carter's characteristically vivid words, "a kind of cattle baron in its new and developing territories".
The intense purple color of the dress illustrates the kind of vivid dyes popular at the time.
He was a striking example of the kind of brilliant, vivid and anarchic figure whom it is hard to imagine holding a major chair in the modern, managed and managerial university.
That's the kind of vivid detail that the news magazines have made famous.
It is almost impossible to approach her work today without some kind of vivid preconception.
The title was strange and edgy, somehow combining "schizophrenia" with "quadraphonic" - the latter all the rage, then - as if music could be a kind of vivid sickness.
