Sentence examples for vivid variety from inspiring English sources

Perhaps no single musician of recent times better captured the vivid variety and natural eclecticism of New Orleans music than drummer Idris Muhammad, who died back in the city of his birth after ill-health curtailed his seemingly unstoppable rate of production.

You need to make use of the vivid variety of networking products that are available and understand there real world applications.

The Cure's headline set the next night didn't reinvent the wheel, but there is no need to when your back catalogue has this much vivid, heartfelt variety.

Although the animations were rated to be smooth and vivid, the lack of variety among enemy character models was criticized.

The film version features Sie and Moti Buchboot tangoing across sets in a variety of vivid hues, their outfits changing to coordinate with each color.

Mr. James does a good job of tracing Duncan's evolution from a silent, awkward, seething boy into a more confident version of himself, and the older actors provide a vivid omnibus of the varieties of adult awfulness.

And she has had vivid supporting roles in a variety of movies.

Since the Newtown massacre on Dec. 14, the tableau of grief and mourning has provided a vivid lesson in the religious variety of America.

Since it opened in the mid-1990's off Broadway, "The Vagina Monologues" has elicited controversy, not only because of its subject matter (it uses the vagina as a focal point for a variety of frank, vivid meditations on being female), but also because of its outright use of the word "vagina".

Upgraded extensively in recent years, it provides vivid glimpses of a wide variety of animals, many of them rare: muscular jaguars with pale, menacing eyes; alligators cruising silently just beneath slimy green waters, with only their eyes showing; tall, spindly red-crowned cranes.

Descriptions were invariably of the sexual or scatological variety – filthy and vivid enough to make a ranchero blush.