Sentence examples for vivid read from inspiring English sources
All of which makes frontman Tim Burgess's autobiography, Telling Stories, a vivid read.
The novella is written in vignettes, which make it an interesting and vivid read, but what really stood out to me was how well it depicted the lives of Latin-American men and women.
"A vivid read with great, memorable characters and a truly emotional payoff; those 400-plus million copies sold of Harry Potter books were no coincidence".
The orchestra also gave Sibelius's Fifth Symphony a vivid reading.
The program opened with a vivid reading of Schubert's "Quartettsatz" in C minor, the only movement of a planned quartet that he completed.
He begins with a vivid reading of "Still Falls the Rain", in which Christ and Faustus, rain and bombs, fuse in a modern crucifixion.
Orpheus's warm, vivid reading showed off the work's scope: it is a long way, after all, from the moving "Lament" to the burbling finale, with its undercurrent of an aria from Gilbert and Sullivan's "Yeomen of the Guard".
Oh, my heart's darling, hear me this time!" Cathy cannot hear or come, but the violence of Heathcliff's desire generates a vivid reading experience that arouses the uncanny illusion that his cry might indeed be answered.
But this is far more than a misery memoir; Rackley has also woven in a history of ocean rowing, and his tales of the motley crews who have taken to the oars in ever-increasing numbers since Chay Blyth established the biennial Atlantic Rowing Race in 1997 make for vivid reading.
Two recent recordings -- a spectacular account of Purcell's "Dido and Aeneas" and an equally vivid reading of Monteverdi's "Orfeo," both on the Virgin label -- are enlivened by daring choices of tempo, ornamentation and orchestral color, as well as by dynamic and articulation touches that are Mahleresque in their detail and sweep.
