It is a wild, vivid romance that The National make their own".
He hadn't thought about the island in years, but now, as he fought the current, it came back to him with all the vivid romance of his childhood, and he imagined that his grandfather, old Kype, had set sail for that island.
The director, Martin Campbell, is big on scenes of Third World chaos and fear; there is evidence that at some point this project (which was initiated by Oliver Stone) might have been serious, but Campbell has produced little more than a churning, vivid backdrop for romance.
In The Tower of London: A Historical Romance he created a vivid image of underground torture chambers and devices for extracting confessions that stuck in the public imagination.
As long as the mind retains a store of happy memories, distance can intensify a romance, make its recollections more vivid, prompt the heart to yearn.
Her erudite enthusiasm for Russia's big, gloomy and occasionally illogical fiction is as vivid as her humour and sense of romance.People Who Eat Darkness: The Fate of Lucie Blackman.
It is a book that brims with longing, with romance and with recklessness, a vivid cocktail that has been a favorite in high schools and movie studios for nearly a century.
An illustration of a little chick in a vivid farm setting is plucked from "Señor Cat's Romance," a Latin American folk story retold by Lucia M. Gonzalez and illustrated by Lulu Delacre.
In Mr. Anderszewski's hands, the second movement in particular seemed to evoke a bit of nostalgic romance heard first with a distanced reserve, and again with a vivid passion.
The poetics of geology had been under construction for some time, and the same old techniques were still used: comparisons with romance, descriptions of huge monsters, folklore allusions, devotional rhapsodies, poetry quotations, vivid restorations of the past.
O'Connor writes: The poetics of geology had been under construction for some time, and the same old techniques were still used: comparisons with romance, descriptions of huge monsters, folklore allusions, devotional rhapsodies, poetry quotations, vivid restorations of the past.
