Sentence examples for vivid version from inspiring English sources

When Vito J. Fossella Jr., the soon-to-be boy congressman, stood beside the young girls of a cheerleading squad at the Excelsior Grand catering hall in 1997, it seemed a particularly vivid version of Staten Island pageantry.

IF President Bush visits the State Hermitage Museum in St . Petersburgas expected on Saturday, during a three-day trip to Russian, he might consider comparing his ideas about the nature of evil to a particularly vivid version that dates back nearly 700 years.

So far, only Mark Rylance, the outgoing artistic director of the Globe, has had the vision to commission Oswald to write original plays after seeing his delicate yet vivid version of an 18th-century Japanese puppet play, Fair Ladies at a Game of Poem Cards, at the National back in 1996.

Even when students were told that specific facts in the film were wrong, when they were tested days later, some still felt that what the vivid version the film presented was the truth.

A12 Arab Rage; Israeli Videotape Israelis and Palestinians presented opposing, vivid versions of an airstrike that killed seven Palestinians and wounded many others.

It's the way screen icons age to become more vivid versions of themselves, and Mr. Kitano's evolution has demanded that he reduce himself even more, given that he's channeling Clint Eastwood through Toshiro Mifune with a little bit of Buster Keaton thrown in to keep the mix from crashing under its own ponderous weight.

It's the way that screen icons age to become more vivid versions of themselves, and Mr. Kitano's evolution has demanded that he reduce himself even more, given that he's channeling Clint Eastwood through Toshiro Mifune with a little bit of Buster Keaton thrown in to keep the mix from crashing under its own ponderous weight.

The vivid 2004 version from Bodegas del Palacio de Fefiñanes cleanses the palate with a long-lasting lemony flavor.

Her vivid published version of the tales overturns European notions of what we/they call the Arabian Nights.

Sandra Schulberg, the filmmaker's daughter, and Josh Waletzky have now turned the surviving materials into something haunting and vivid — a version of the original that is also, implicitly, a record of its partial vanishing.

"Don Giovanni" has had an excellent recent history in New York, with an eerily elegant production by Christopher Alden at the New York City Opera in 2009 and a vivid, terrifying version both conducted and directed by Ivan Fischer in August, as part of Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart Festival.