Sentence examples for vivid link from inspiring English sources

DR. KANDEL has drawn an especially vivid link between the nervous system and electronic circuitry.

Ms. Murphy, coached by Georgina Parkinson, one of the company's ballet mistresses, has created a vivid link between Odette, Siegfried's ideal, and Odile, her evil imposter.

The images of the well-dressed family have provided a vivid link to the hard-working African-American community that helped establish Atlantic City as an American playground.

But it is also because the most vivid link between the tech elite and the larger community is through the natural environment.

The action chugs along in fits and starts, a succession of vivid images linked by Rainey's peculiar blend of world weariness and naïveté.

And he is aware of the thousands of vivid, precious links in the Franco-Scottish alliance, the oldest in the world ... ....Some historians trace this amity back to a Scottish king, John Balliol, and France's King Philippe le Bel more than seven centuries ago.

The San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park also strikes a particularly activist image, as it uses vivid images to link conservation and commerce on its Web site.

And I pick this.' " Ms. Ukeles announced her choice by writing "Manifesto for Maintenance Art, 1969," a vivid theoretical document linking feminism, social activism, ecology and an institutional critique to aspects of performance and process art.

This was intended to enhance the reader's identification with others who have successfully completed the screening test, and produce a more vivid message, factors linked to behavioural intention [ 30]. 'Real' people were used to legitimise the quotes and stories used.

To make this happen in-flight, we link a vivid memory of the person to the sequence of things that happen during flight.

The Missile thus might find that a Northwestern University professor is underscoring the obvious in a study, "A Mouth-Watering Prospect: Salivation to Material Reward," because it links a vivid physiological response to the mere thought of money.