Sentence examples for vivid love from inspiring English sources

But amid this repression, "Red Azalea" is an improbable and vivid love story.

Instead, President Bling-Bling, as he became known, concentrated on developing his friendships with the rich and powerful and on his vivid love life.

No matter, we are the beneficiaries of his considerable, vivid love for the expatriate life in Paris.

Inside of the one folders was a copy of Rhythm & Sound's classic w/ The Artists album, and a virus was passed; furthering my already vivid love affair with dub and beginning my interest in the dubbier side of techno, which would peak with the continuation of Rhythm & Sound's template by producers like Pinch, Peverelist and 2562.

For instance, he said that "L.A. Friday," a bootleg of a 1975 Stones concert, was more vivid than "Love You Live," the band's official concert album of that time.

Stone mordantly notes, "The enthusiastic and engaging assertion of an older colleague many years ago that his patient would have developed the same vivid transference love toward him 'if he had been a brass monkey' is, alas (or perhaps fortunately!), just not true.

Although class markers are a recurrent theme, "The Old Romantic" is essentially a highly entertaining, vivid evocation of love and marriage in its various forms.

Her vivid personality and love affairs were one part of her legend, but another was her commitment to Indian classical dance, and in particular Odissi, of which she became by all accounts a compelling exponent.

The novel could have been a surreal and vivid affair about love and difference but, instead, it is oddly perfunctory, a sketch for the painting that never got made.

Simon spins vivid tales about love, growing older, faith and pilgrimage, each dripping with spiritual longing and a certain unexpected joy.

As people grew hungrier, they began telling vivid stories about loved ones who lived as far as 200 kilometers away.