You just can't get past the astonishing, real, liquid, vivid look of this screen.
Tina Brown, chairman of Talk Media, said she expected the book to be "a vivid look back at his greatest cases".
A searing new play that opened here last week offers a vivid look at how Cardinal Bernard Law of Boston reacted to the sex abuse scandal in his archdiocese.
Here he is in miniature, with his vivid look and tawny quiff; here he is again in a wiry sketch by Inigo Jones.
But China took another tack following its recent earthquake, with its government opting to give the world a vivid look at the disaster's aftermath.
In fact, the centerpiece of his book is a vivid look at the "Blonde on Blonde" sessions, during which the musicians teased and groped their way toward the album's "thin, wild mercury sound," in Dylan's famous description.
The most vivid look the American public has had at Bin Laden's family life is from a 2009 memoir by his son Omar bin Laden and Omar's mother, Najwa bin Laden.
Mr. Sorensen said the Senior Advisory Council operation offered a vivid look at so-called piggy-back telemarketing schemes, and that his agency hoped that its disclosure of this one would reduce the number of victims.
In this refreshingly unsentimental memoir, he offers a vivid look at what it's like to practice medicine in places where there are always too many casualties and not enough resources.
Once again accepting blame for the multiple incidents of marital infidelity and acknowledging the hurt he had caused to many of his family, friends and fans, Woods responded to a question from Tilghman with a vivid look at how he finally owned up to what he had done.
