Sentence examples for vivid part from inspiring English sources

"This is the vivid part for me.

It's still the most vivid part of Manhattan.

Nevertheless, in some quarters Baldwin remains a vivid part of adolescent lives.

Perhaps the most vivid part of the exhibition is the collection of photographs documenting the destruction.

"Learning about my family's stories of death and trauma surrounding the ocean was a vivid part of my experience," she writes.

Arms, frequently angled at the elbow, play a vivid part; more than one dancer held hands on his waist and flapped his bent arms like chicken wings.

The most vivid parts of this book have to do with image and politics.

One of the most vivid parts of D'Agata's book is his account of a panel commissioned to imagine what, at Yucca Mountain, such communication might look like.

Some of the most vivid parts of the book reveal Burkett's feuds with his biological father, a self-defined atheist, plus his complex father-son like relationship with his Buddhist teacher Suzuki Roshi who was born in Japan in 1904 and who arrived in San Francisco in 1959 just as Beats and Beatniks turned to Zen and D.T. Suzuki to attain satori.

Authentic lyrics, not just overtly patriotic -- but many of the songs I could hear in the background or that were intentionally played as the key speakers came out or finished, were theme songs I loved from very vivid parts of my actual life.

His "Rilke Songs," written for his wife, are intensely communicative works, combining atonality and tonality in the vivid piano part, vividly rendered by Peter Serkin in a 2005 recording with Ms. Hunt Lieberson, released here for the first time.