The most vivid color comes from newspaper accounts of the time, too sparingly quoted.
But he said he had vivid memories of British newspaper shops stocked with glossy, dynamic American comic books.
The following morning, Celyn's face was on the front page of national newspapers – a vivid example of one of the people the spending cuts will hit hardest.
In a vivid account, written for her newspaper, she described how Nicola Calipari, the international operations chief of Italy's military intelligence service, was shot in the head as he tried to shield her.
But in the Record, as well as on scraps of paper that Mr. Foner found elsewhere in the papers, Gay, the editor of the American Anti-Slavery Society's newspaper, kept meticulous, vivid notes on his clandestine aid to fugitives, right down to the precise amounts of money spent.
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
Pictures of the attack, which made the front pages of many of the country's newspapers, were a vivid reminder of where the vitriol spouted from leaders on both sides is leading the country.
This information also spread through other vivid and dramatic manners such as newspaper, website, television, broadcast, brochure and leaflet.
Rod Gauvin, senior vice president of publishing at ProQuest, said last week: 'The vivid and fearless reporting by both newspapers has set journalistic standards not only in the UK, but also worldwide.
Somehow, this infuriated headline from the newspaper Expressen loiters among my vivid memories of the five Olympics I have covered, surely because it illustrates a rare principle about watching and following the Games.
Newspaper and biographical accounts uncover vivid stories of the political maneuvering, corruption, and partisanship played out by elite political actors, from elected officials, to party machine bosses, to wealthy business owners that dominated the indirect Senate elections process.
