Sentence examples for vivid pages from inspiring English sources

There are occasional well-sustained passages (some vivid pages on a Rothschild ball, a touching little memoir on working at the BBC in the postwar years).

Some of Matthews's most vivid pages evoke the children's inconceivably brutal experience during the war, though he is brilliant, too, on what it was like to be one of Stalin's children: "Thank you, Uncle Stalin," they would chant, "for a happy childhood".

I write these books of mine to find out things.' Some of the most vivid pages of his autobiographical writing recall golden summers on Martha's Vineyard, but he has reached a point in his endgame where he will not repeat old tales.

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And those lives are "compulsively vivid, page-turning and rich in surprises.

Intriguingly, the author says that writing the book was the most enjoyable project of his life and his relish shines through each vivid page.

It is oddly disturbing to read in Jessie Child's vivid but measured pages how contentious all these things once were, and out of what savagery the modern British state grew.

It had the most vivid serious sports page.

Informed by the author's background in marine science, Sea Bear is a vivid and moving page-turner with a vital message about our changing planet.

"We were impressed by his ability to tell a timely and compelling story that is every bit as vivid on the page as it would be on the screen".

She produces characters — some dead, some partly dead, some barely alive but pretending — that are as strong and vivid on the page as if they were living or dying next door — if only you cared to go there.