Sentence examples for vivid living from inspiring English sources

Soviet occupation is still vivid, living memory for many, and history gives further cause for wariness of their vast neighbour.

Other capitals of film production — Rome in its midcentury glory, Mumbai more recently— have obligingly turned their vivid, living faces to the camera.

Using an X-ray laser opens up new possibilities for looking inside intact biological objects and capturing the details of ultrafast biological processes, because its intense, ultrashort pulses produce vivid, living portraits in the instant before they destroy the sample.

Across the way, Italian women play cards beneath flags of laundry on a line, the photo shot in saturated yellow light, the fabric as human as flesh, vivid, living.

The artist still known as Dawn Landes understands where to draw the line -- in vivid, living color, of course.

This may be the last moment to record and celebrate what is one of the country's most idiosyncratic and vivid living art traditions.

At 80, one can take a long view and have a vivid, lived sense of history not possible at an earlier age.

On small plasma screens we see the effect of stress on human prostate cancer cells and monkey kidney cells in the all-too-vivid living color of (get ready) digital immunofluorescent light micrographs.

Both went on to lead vivid lives.

The producer should have trusted the Mount Druitt residents more simply to demonstrate their own vivid lives.

It's glorious to watch her gyrate, pop and head-bang to her vivid live band.