Sentence examples for vividly evident from inspiring English sources

Suddenly the precision of Ms. Saariaho's ear for harmony is vividly evident.

Durante is too little known these days, and his charm and comic skills were vividly evident in film excerpts.

What is vividly evident from this book is how many international patrons (notably art institutions) are willing to provide Kruger with significant space for her mes­sages.

This loss of confidence is vividly evident in Pennsylvania, where Gov. Tom Ridge has advocated using vouchers in a number of troubled districts.

The level to which the squabbling over nominees has sunk was vividly evident on Thursday as the Environment and Public Works Committee voted to send Ms. McCarthy's nomination to the full Senate.

Kelley's ambivalence about order and chaos is vividly evident in the exhibition's second part, which consists of seven videos dating from 1983 to 1992, running on large flat screens.

The ozone depletion became vividly and unexpectedly evident in the 1980's, when a gaping hole was detected over Antarctica.

Rugby players can be quite matter-of-fact about injury, but as a spectator at that match I still vividly remember the evident horror of his teammates as they tried to revive him.

Other conflicts are only now becoming evident, most vividly in the litigation emanating from Enron, WorldCom and other cases.

For example, the less than careful workmanship evident in the temples attributed to Jayavarman's reign vividly points to the great haste with which they were built.

As vividly laid out by Peter Maass in Crude World, a similar pattern is evident in many other Third World petro-states where anything goes as compliant government officials -- often the recipients of hefty bribes or other oil-company favors -- regularly look the other way.