Sentence examples for vivid setting from inspiring English sources

The Miniaturist has a singular and vivid setting, and by rights it should beguile utterly.

I decided that it is, in order of importance: 1) great plot, 2) charismatic central character, 3) vivid setting.

But this vivid setting of poems by Robert Bly and texts from the 15th-century mystic Jacob Boehme came too late in the afternoon for maximum effect.

Here, with the American Boychoir and men of the Westminster Symphonic Choir, Mr. Masur arrives at the St .John Passion, a vivid setting from the Gospel of John.

Robert Kitson Even when the home side are not playing well the Stade Mayol in Toulon offers a vivid setting: passionate fans in the stands, great talent on the pitch, yachts bobbing in the adjoining Mediterranean.

Sumptuous sofas, rugs and oddities, and walls hung with gilt-framed paintings make the cocktail lounge a suitably vivid setting in which to enjoy the creations of Tony Conigliaro – who earned a reputation for his groundbreaking cocktail making at his other venture 69 Colebrooke Row.

Although restrained by Cronenberg standards, the film contains several vivid set pieces.

But it offers brilliant music, and Bartok created vivid set pieces to accompany the opening of the seven doors.

Just looking at Anna Louizos's vivid set, a clear cube on a frigid landscape, chills the bones.

What we get instead is a vivid set of philosophical tales that are notable for their judicious use of sources, including rare early works.

Rouben Ter-Arutunian's vivid set designs pay tribute to the original 1870 ballet in Paris by Arthur Saint-Leon (whose initials appear on a bell in Act III).