Sentence examples for vivid label from inspiring English sources

Its vivid label shows a liberally tattooed woman, and Mr. Grahm has promoted it as a creamy, quaffable yet complex wine that avoids "the indignities of internationalism and the ravages of the new wood order".

Tables (old doors plastered with vivid beer labels) are communal.

Variously labeled "vivid" (the one used in stores), "cinema," "game," and "custom," they are attempts to take the guesswork out of getting the best picture in your home.

Because of the vivid background, James Ellroy has labeled Mr. Rankin's novels "tartan noir".

Miguel Luciano's reinvented versions of produce-crate labels are vivid emblems of colonialist depradation.

In 1996, however, they set up their own label, applying their vivid prints to quirky, mannered clothing: mad florals, fuddy-duddy collars and fresh cotton coming together to create a look that's slightly off, but in a very charming way.

Vivid words create more vivid pictures.

µ In the journalese world everybody must have a label, as simple and vivid as possible.

Independent labels can develop personalities as vivid as those of their artists, and in a few cases mean as much to their audience.

Through artwork and text labels, it tells the often vivid tale of an innovative artist who becomes so successful at manipulating the apparent truths of photographs into propaganda that it costs him his life.

Despite the lack of religiosity in the album's lyrical content, the Roy Kohara-designed artwork included a blue Om symbol displayed prominently on the vivid orange cover, as did the face labels for both the single and the album.