Sentence examples for vivid mark from inspiring English sources

The philosophies themselves must be traced back to each country's path into modernity, its specific economic experiences (the still vivid mark of hyperinflation in Germany for instance), its broader intellectual history, and the modes of institutionalization of economic knowledge in the worlds of education, policy and business.

I immediately became engaged by these energetically carved sculptures and the vivid marks left by their shaping.

Everything about Greg Revell suggested he was a vulnerable, troubled young man – from the vivid marks of a previous suicide attempt that were conspicuous around his neck, to his drug use and the way he cried when a judge sent him to jail this year.

Its vivid colours mark every treasured photograph from your childhood.

Growing up in Mexico, a soccer-crazed nation, the World Cup provided my childhood's most vivid punctuation marks.

The tuna and fennel work in perfect harmony to make this sandwich bracing and refreshing, while the olives and lemon add vivid accent marks.

A bold and vivid imagination marked out the titles in Science Fiction and Fantasy, including classics such as Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, The Lord of the Rings and Frankenstein.

Moths can be just as colourful as butterflies – the vivid pink marking on elephant hawk moths gives the insects a particularly spectacular appearance.

The page is also marked by a large, vivid, purple stain.

The school's ceiling has vivid red splash marks.

It is slippery and compelling, written with the vivid precision that marks Mr Carey's best work.