Sentence examples for vivid sign from inspiring English sources

Time's cover photo was a vivid sign of how quickly a phenomenon has formed.

It is certainly uncomfortable but it is a vivid sign of the party's potential strength.

That change is a vivid sign of progress and also an occasion for gnawing regret.

The most vivid sign came in Iowa, where the state Supreme Court ruled unanimously in 2009 that the Iowa constitution protected the right of gay citizens to marry.

It's not murky".... To Lester, Jackson's conclusion is merely the most vivid sign of the larger dynamic that the pollster spends much of his time explaining these days.

The parted bead curtain is the most vivid sign of human presence and movement in this entire group of strangely unpopulated photographs.

But there are also still very vivid signs that more work needs to be done.

Awaiting a bond hearing, she was in custody for a day and a half, during which there were vivid signs of physical distress.

Voter apathy has been one of the most vivid signs of public disengagement and discontent with what has become virtually a one-party state.

By September, as the nation returned to work and school after the summer holidays, many vivid signs of a new, combative mood in the White House were on the public record.

The Convention and Exhibition Center -- almost dizzyingly capacious, as if the world might soon flood into Melbourne -- invokes deconstructive humor, with a forest of leaning columns and vivid signs tilted cheerily askew.