Sentence examples for vivid view from inspiring English sources

The 135 workers at Green-Wood had a horrifyingly vivid view of the burning World Trade Center.

Here's a more vivid view of one of the walls, where you can see that tripartite division into central section and two wings.

Its subtitle, "A vivid view of what it is like to be a gifted woman in an especially male profession", made sure of that.

"A Chinese Hacker's Identity Unmasked," by Dune Lawrence and Michael Riley, in Bloomberg Businessweek, gave us a more vivid view of that world than we had previously seen.

It's a vivid view: of the black-leather "ton-up" boys, who regularly rode at 100 miles an hour; of the Rockers and their battle with the Mods; of pirate radio; and of the reaction of blandly conservative England to it all.

For the theology, Augustine in De baptismo contra Donatistas (401; On Baptism) expounds his anti-Donatist views most effectively, but the stenographic Gesta Collationis Carthaginensis (411; "Acts of the Council of Carthage") offers a vivid view of the politics and bad feelings of the schism.

Baroque church ceilings thus dissolved in painted scenes that presented vivid views of the infinite to the observer and directed the senses toward heavenly concerns.

It was decried by Labour and the Lib Dems (as he intended) but wafted over Conservative headquarters as just the vivid views of an idiosyncratic but well-loved political wildcard.

The fruits of his labor is a vivid viewing experience that looks like it might have been taken straight out of Gravity or Interstellar IRL.

Soon to become a Warner Brothers feature starring Reese Witherspoon, Opening Belle offers a vivid, funny view of a talented woman battling her way through what often seems more like a frat house than an investment bank.

The account of Henry's demise is interesting also because it gives a vivid inside view of how a ministerial team of advisers works with its backs against the wall.