Sentence examples for vivid self from inspiring English sources

The illustrious character tenor Graham Clark is his usual vivid self, with strong performances also coming from Anna Prohaska (coloratura soprano) and Alfred Reiter (bass).

Instead, it raises the more interesting question of how much a fictional story about a fictional self can shed, and still remain a story about a vivid self.

It centers on the vivid self-destruction of a single human body.

She has storms and quarrels with Nathan, and vivid self-doubts.

That the organization later became Mexico's largest producer of cristal is one of its more vivid self-contradictions, and an irony lost on no one.

The participants prefer to think of this as not merely the Subway Series, that bloated creature of New York's vivid self-importance.

Her latest work is not a new departure but a development of familiar strengths: drawing us in to a compelling fictional world, populated by characters who live and love with vivid self-awareness.

(He shares screenwriting credit with Mr. Garrone and four others.) In his book, Mr. Saviano, who grew up right outside of Naples, takes a passionately personal approach to his material, inserting himself into the narrative and deploying vivid, self-conscious language.

In the two or three days and nights I spent reading A Little Life, compelled to follow the story of Jude, a brilliant New York lawyer, and the flashbacks to his profoundly disturbing childhood that lead him to vivid self-harm, it was hard to disagree with either of those judgments.

At the same time, Richard's vivid self-awareness looks forward to the soliloquies of Shakespeare's mature plays.

From her vivid self-portrait on the cover of this month's Emerging Infectious Diseases, Frida Kahlo casts a pensive but challenging look at a world that denied her the comforts of health.