Douglas Dunn's vivid book-length poem The Donkey's Ears (Faber), purports to be the letters home to his wife by the self-questioning flag engineer of the Russian fleet steaming from the Baltic to the East China Sea to be destroyed by the Japanese in May 1905.
Bright colors seemed not only appropriate, but almost required: Julianne Moore wore a vivid green floor-length gown with ruching at the front, and green chandelier earrings.
The designer put his conceptual thoughts on a screen, where land- and cityscapes were joined by mysterious phrases like "No dark, no light" (for vivid red, ankle-length column dresses) or "Here," with an image of trees and the sound of water (for a rounded red coat and a ginger tunic over black pants).
By contrast, his short stories are often very short — he is fond of brief dramatic monologues, sometimes only a page or two in length — and present vivid fragments, barely comprehended moments.
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
Approximately 40 minutes in length, it provides a vivid insight into the early days of her metamorphosis, and intimates at the strong-headedness and emotional volatility that can be discerned in her subsequent persona as Umm Muthanna.
He used prosecutorial language that is rarely heard in the General Assembly, and he went to great lengths to paint a vivid portrait of Mr. Hussein as an enemy of civilization.
A systematic analysis of genomic repeats of several lengths, which is of vivid interest in biology (for example to compute excessively represented functional sequences, such as promoters), was discussed, and suggested a method to define synthetic genetic networks.
Clearly, the use of bacterial length as a readout provides a vivid illustration of both quantitative and mechanistic information of the inhibitory effect.
