Sentence examples for vivid talk from inspiring English sources

In the first minute "order" and "marauder" are rhymed and there's vivid talk of feather boas and toffee drops.

But that was one of the few disappointments in a day that ended with the Kansas City Ballet's revival of Balanchine's 1947 "Renard," performances by Dance Theater of Harlem and City Ballet, and some vivid talk by Jacques d'Amboise, Arthur Mitchell and Merrill Ashley, representing two generations of City Ballet lead dancers.

He is less vivid talking about his own psychological state after the attack.

Two especially vivid talks used botanical remains in Baltic amber to piece together an astonishingly complex vision of the Baltic region 44 million years ago.

I became a climate scientist because I've always cared about the environment, since a vivid school talk about the ozone layer (here, page 4) and the influence of my brother, who was green long before it was cool.

Recent studies suggest a vivid cross talk between the oxidative stress and the unfolded protein response, also with regard to Nrf2 signaling [ 45- 47].

In interviews, he recalls the events of 4 June 1989 with vivid detail, talking of bullets flying past his head.

Democrats are compiling state-by-state lists of the impact of the Senate impasse, viewing it as a vivid way to talk about the costs of Republican opposition.

Still, there are the bright rushes of talk, the fast, vivid stories of how things were.

He has a vivid imagination and talks about the Devil a lot.

She also tried to capture the vivid ways little children talk and what kind of drawings they respond to.