Sentence examples for vividly effective from inspiring English sources
The company's vividly effective introductions to each piece, spoken by David Zurak, a member of the troupe, set each solo in the context of Graham's body of work.
Branch's description of Bloody Sunday, one of this book's many effective set pieces, vividly captures the exact hour when the political order of the Deep South finally invalidated itself in the eyes of mainstream America.
The first thing an effective manager does is to vividly describe the company's vision and mission, and to explain in detail how each employee fits into that vision, Shaw says.
It became the most effective new theatre form developed by the Project, vividly dealing, in flashing cinematic techniques, with the realities of agriculture, housing, and economics.
The Basque case, where one of these strategy processes unfolded, vividly illustrates the varieties of evidence policy-makers use and how they eventually can become effective stories for innovation and local economic development.
They engage vividly in suggestions to improve future consultations and patient lives, making an effort to create effective medical routines (see figure 1).
And, while Steph vividly recalls the heartless way she was told of Danny's death, nothing she says is as effective as his account of the way war is fuelled by the endless desire for retaliation.
The one about Fielding dreaming he's a teabag is effective: the world (ladders made of pasta and scenes of Chapmans-esque carnage in the sink) is vividly imagined and thought-through.
First, surveillance is key, and for this to be effective there needs to be an effective integration of medical and veterinary public health surveillance systems, as vividly illustrated by the incursion of West Nile virus into North America in 1999.
