Sentence examples for vivid traits from inspiring English sources
The nickname — shortened to the Bird — stuck, but his appearance was only one of Fidrych's vivid traits.
The hesitation that looked like apathy and the hyper-managerial tone of his response to the BP oil spill offered a vivid illustration of this trait.
Those traits were on vivid display in his stunt run for Mayor of New York in 1965, against the incumbent, his Yale classmate and liberal Republican John Lindsay.
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
The potential of evolutionary engineering is more vivid in improving a complex phenotypic trait that requires multi-gene modifications such as inhibitor tolerance.
All its traits, fine and lamentable are found here — the most vivid being, alas, our stinking racism.
Be down to earth--a personality trait many artists lack, due to their inspiring and vivid imagination.
These vignettes are often vivid and entertaining, even insightful, but they tend to share the disturbing trait one finds in the Chinese yeshi writings: they are unverifiable.
Walter is fundamentally diffident, decent and disinclined to call attention to himself, traits that pose an obvious challenge to Mr. Jenkins, who must still make this man interesting enough, vivid enough, to carry the film's dramatic burden.
Those memories remain vivid.
