Sentence examples for vivid voice from inspiring English sources

Cook's is a fresh and vivid voice; it's unsurprising that the likes of Miranda July and Roxane Gay are fans.

There's no question of mimicry here: Smith is a magnetic performer and spoke Ginsberg's words in her own vivid voice.

He spoke aloud from the page in an at times exuberant, at times despairing, always vivid voice - a voice, moreover, that sounded surprisingly, almost shockingly, familiar.

Allen Ginsberg's uniquely frank and vivid voice, silent now these past four years, seems to sound again in its deftly edited pages.

But then, Sam's is such a fantastically vivid voice that it's not surprising reality pales in comparison - that's part of his problem.

Along with Fowler's vivid voice and the way she spins her story, another of the novel's attractions is the pleasure she takes in all her characters, major and minor.

Taking as his inspiration The Travels of Sir John Mandeville, a medieval chronicle of the adventures of an English knight in which recognisable geographies are overlaid with fantastical descriptions of monsters and miracles, Francis reimagines Sir John, giving him vivid voice and drawing out the tensions between the physical and symbolic that underlie his accounts.

I wanted vivid voices -- mine and hers and hers and hers included, too, -- and daring debates -- between me and us and them and him and her and her and him and us and me and them and them and him and her -- and sullen silences -- our tears, her tensions, his trembles, their tales.

The Observer's verdict: 'Brian O'Doherty has created a vivid narrative voice that for the most part avoids parody.

It seems impossible that so vivid a voice has stopped speaking.

Her story -- by turns funny, philosophical and visionary, sometimes tiresome and repetitious, but always in a vivid, authentic voice -- is a tragedy touched by moments of intense happiness.