Sentence examples for vivid things from inspiring English sources

For most people, memory itself is a kind of revival house in which only the most vivid things survive.

I was reminded of it — the most vivid thing I remember from the novel — when I saw that the writer Neil Gaiman had been defending libraries earlier this week.

"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" (1968), which in some ways remains the most vivid thing Lloyd Webber ever wrote, was pushed along by a music master at a prestigious junior school who wanted "something for the whole school to sing".

"No one came to interview me in the hospital for 24 hours, at at time when I might have remembered in vivid details things like the registration of the car.

When we're out on the go living life, we have more vivid, urgent things to share anyways. .

The subjects range from a demure but vivid young thing known as "Mady" (1948), by Alice Neel, to the belligerent, what's-it-to-you countenance of the painter Francesco Clemente, seen in a woodcut he did in 1982.

Theatre will never die because as a culture and as a species, the value of story is immense and that live connection between the story teller and the audience is a really vivid, vital thing".

Suppose — to make things vivid — that the speed of light is a hundred miles an hour.

A vivid interest in things, and an active desire to understand more about them, is a major characteristic of intelligence.

"Locomotive" incorporates many dollops of technical detail about 19th-century railroading, but while flirting at times with book-report dryness, Floca mostly keeps things vivid.

I just look at people who write something that entertains me, and what that usually means is people with vivid characters and things I haven't seen before.