Sentence examples for vivid reports from inspiring English sources

Many there have also received video CD's with vivid reports of torture suffered by practitioners.

Exile groups passed on many vivid reports about brutality toward monks, many of whom were reportedly driven away in trucks.

The New Yorker, September 22, 1934 P. 15 Our most vivid reports of the summer's drought are from a lady who took her vacation in Kansas, and another lady who wrote to us from China.

Amid reports that the police, firing tear gas, birdshot and live ammunition, killed at least four demonstrators, activist bloggers filed a series of vivid reports on the clashes as they unfolded, transmitting text updates, photographs and video from the streets to social media sites like Twitter and YouTube.

Morgenthau was the only Jew in Roosevelt's cabinet, or among the president's friends, and his tenure was unremarkable until the man who had celebrated his marriage, Rabbi Stephen Wise, brought him vivid reports, freshly arrived from Switzerland in the summer of 1942, of the Nazi campaign that would come to be known as the Holocaust.

By Betty Keen and E. B. White The New Yorker, September 22, 1934 P. 15 Our most vivid reports of the summer's drought are from a lady who took her vacation in Kansas, and another lady who wrote to us from China.

"It is a wrenchingly vivid report on the texture of life after Doomsday".

Still, Newsweek maintained a strong reputation for accurate, brisk, and vivid reporting of news events.

But these excesses don't really matter, thanks to Manchester's vivid reporting, masterly narrative and authentically poetic touches.

These were broadly in line with recommendations made by the bipartisan 9/11 Commission, whose vivid report into the attacks was a deserved, if unlikely, bestseller last year.

A generation ago, Grossman's vivid reporting on the Palestinians for the weekly Koteret Rashit awakened many Israelis to the dehumanizing abuses of occupation.