Sentence examples for vivid nature from inspiring English sources
Moreover, because his poems contain so much vivid nature imagery, they lend themselves to illustration.
Here, too, are some vivid nature studies by Dutch artists like Rochus van Veen and Hendrik Reekers, which make the meeting of a lizard and a grasshopper, or a couple of ripe apples and a walnut, look positively providential.
There are, for example, startlingly vivid nature studies in watercolor by John Skinner Clifton, John Jessop Hardwick and Ruth Lindsay; a dopey yet magically luminous watercolor of children outdoors under a rainbow, by John Simmons; and a sweet, softly rendered pencil portrait of the artist's son by the once inordinately popular Edward Coley JohnsononEdward Coley Johnson
One could argue that it's their very vivid cinematic nature that makes them particularly noteworthy, even when the dialogue (at times, awful) and plotting (rarely based in logical realism) can test one's patience".
Just beyond, a large wavelike expanse of sand appears as if it, too, is trying to climb over the structure -- a vivid depiction of nature versus the elements, man versus nature, and a child who must navigate this contested future.
While it could be distressing for visitors (a little boy cried) who hadn't planned on witnessing such a vivid display of nature in action it is a rare opportunity to see the natural world, unscripted, in action.
This is no meet-cute business; it's human nature, vivid and wild.
It was the most vivid display of nature's ways that I've ever seen.
This captures the strangely vivid yet fleeting nature of dreams with uncanny, magical precision and Prunella Scales offers a beautiful delivery of a famous Shakespearean text.
Scored for six soloists and a large chorus and orchestra, the oratorio becomes a vast canvas filled with vivid depictions of nature; chiaroscuro changes in lighting; and individual characters fixed with quick, confident brush strokes.
This so-called structural colouration is known to play a role in many kinds of vivid displays in nature, such as the iridescent wings of beetles to the brightly coloured feathers of peacocks and kingfishers.
