Sentence examples for vivid make from inspiring English sources

An extreme, and much more colorful version of Japanese Kabuki, this form of ancient storytelling involves vivid make up (applied by actors right on stage prior to the performance), exaggerated facial expressions and muscle control, and outrageously designed costumes, in a performance syncopated to the beat of drums and chimes.

Simultaneously, we all lost our minds with laughter, marveling at our brain's vivid make-believe.

And it has definitely expanded the paint box, adding colors so heightened and vivid they make "Hawaii Five-O" look like a 1940s black-and-white newsreel.

Prodigious research, sure-footed prose and vivid depictions make for a thoroughly satisfying account of the age in which Iberian seafarers groped their way around the world.

Combining digital photography and illustration, Han's graphics are vivid works made from complex and intricate lines that make up a sort of urban labyrinth.

As a result even the smallest detail made its point, and Kildea's urgent, vivid conducting made sure nothing was overlooked.

I endured panic attacks, momentary breaks with reality, daydreams so vivid they made me sick.

The objects are vivid, but made of cheap materials and worn from use.

Encountering Homer in a vivid translation made Keats feel like an astonished astronomer watching a new planet swim into view.

This is a good book, and Ms. Grieder's clear, vivid writing makes it downable in a single afternoon.

Compounding the visual challenge is the relatively large size of the cast for the space, 10 excellent dancers including the quietly amazing Ms. Shick, each a vivid individual (made more vivid and individual by Ms. Kilpatrick's whimsical thrift-store costumes).