Sentence examples for vivid time from inspiring English sources

This Callas lives in a more vivid time, in a moment both eternal and fleeting when the glory of her career matched the appetite of her ambition.

No less than the series itself, the reception to "An American Family" makes for a vivid time capsule of America during its counterculture hangover.

These movies are such vivid time capsules of urban life and cinematic style that it can seem as if they must have been intended as such.

"Growing up in New York was a very vivid time in my life, something I'm able to draw on still," she said.

Mr. Fellowes said in a statement, "This was a vivid time with dizzying, brilliant ascents and calamitous falls, of record-breaking ostentation and savage rivalry; a time when money was king".

The spectrogram shown in Figure 8 has vivid time structure.

A vivid little time capsule and a rediscovered gem to treasure.

My Favorite Picture of You is a nostalgic trip into a couple's past memories fade, others become more vivid, and time keeps pressing on.

And yet, the story Groth tells in "The Receptionist" is less cultural than personal, a recollection, at times vivid and at times a little breathless, of her 21 years as a receptionist to the writers and editors of the magazine's 18th floor.

This "engrossing account" of the campaign relies on the "vivid, at times powerful" recollections of ground-level combatants, Ronald H. Spector said here last year.

In its vivid, at times almost shockingly unvarnished depiction of an Iranian underworld that teams with child smugglers, prostitutes and thieves worthy of Dickens, "Tehroun" recalls films from Jafar Panahi like "Crimson Gold" and "The Circle".