Sentence examples for vivid press from inspiring English sources

All of which accounts for the sentimental importance I attach to that vivid Press Night tradition in the National's dressing rooms.

Vivid press reports of U.S. companies not paying their fair share of tax in the United Kingdom has motivated the Conservative-led government to take the lead on coordinating international efforts to curb aggressive tax avoidance.

But there is plenty to work with: years of press coverage; a vivid, if glossy autobiography; a 10-year analysis with none other than Erik Erikson, whose diagnosis was that the artist had painted, rather than lived, his happiness.

Vivid words create more vivid pictures.

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The bitterness that many black voters and their white allies feel toward the president-elect was on vivid display as the Senate Judiciary Committee pressed Mr. Bush's choice of former Senator John Ashcroft as attorney general.

"The writing is precise yet evocative, with nothing held back, as we discover the vivid consequences of an obsession," the press release tells me.

FASHION history lesson: At the 1965 inauguration of Lyndon B. Johnson, his wife, Lady Bird, wore a matching coat-and-dress daytime ensemble in a shade of red so vivid that it was described in press reports as "American Beauty".

Pressed to explain the vivid images of chaos in Iraq, Rumsfeld dryly observed that "freedom's untidy".

CITRUS is a dramatic kind of place, with high ceilings, pressed-tin walls and vivid murals reminiscent of Mondrian, Miró and Marimekko.

Penguin Press; 432 pages; $27.95 A vivid, well-reported and intellectually sophisticated account of the surveillance state in the wake of the attacks on September 11th 2001.The Rule of Law.