Sentence examples for vivid sense from inspiring English sources

John Steinbeck for his vivid sense of place.

He gives a vivid sense of the brain at work.

And we already had a pretty vivid sense of that point.

Her own aspiration was to bring a vivid sense of animals' feelings back into husbandry.

There was a vivid sense not just of music's present but also of its future.

By quoting the accounts of survivors, Friedrich gives a vivid sense of what exactly this meant.

Even then, they were marked by a vivid sense of doom.

The first flaw in this is D's vivid sense of justice.

What balanced out the narrow opportunities of the neighborhood was a vivid sense of community and a defiant pride.

She brought a vivid sense of drama to the program, singing with clear diction and imbuing the texts with meaning.

— and that give a vivid sense of the degree to which Picasso stretched himself during two watershed years.