Sentence examples for vivid young from inspiring English sources

They both were such real, vivid young people, very much of their time and generation.

Boxes of perky green peas and vivid young spinach, tight spring cabbages and tender broad beans.

Henriquez is a vivid young woman with dark eyes and wisps of brown hair around her face.

Like Ms. Molina, her presence is that of a free, modern woman, every bit as strong-minded as this bunch of vivid young men and then some.

Robinson is a British writer whose much-praised first novel Electricity told of abusive parenting, gambling and epilepsy in a fresh and vivid young woman's voice.

The subjects range from a demure but vivid young thing known as "Mady" (1948), by Alice Neel, to the belligerent, what's-it-to-you countenance of the painter Francesco Clemente, seen in a woodcut he did in 1982.

Like "The Sixth Sense," "Signs," which opens today nationwide (review, Page 1 of Weekend), has unusually vivid younger characters: the two motherless children of Mr. Gibson's character, played by Rory Culkin and Abigail Breslin.

A tried and tested work by Christopher Wheeldon, a boundary-probing experiment by Wayne McGregor and a vivid new story-ballet from young gun Liam Scarlett.

With quiet artistry and tender sympathy, Lahiri creates an impressive range of vivid characters — young and old, male and female, self-knowing and self-deluding — in engrossing stories that replenish the classic themes of domestic realism: loneliness, estrangement and family discord.

Suicides are not uncommon; memories here are still vivid of a young teacher in the south of France who set herself on fire in her school's playground last October.

David Burstein, 19, who made a documentary about the current youth engagement in the political process called "18 in '08," said Mr. Ashong's popularity is a vivid reminder that young audiences show up to this election with a different set of needs.