Sentence examples for vividly identified from inspiring English sources
But its soul is out of a painting by Edward Hopper, who so vividly identified solitariness as an all-American trait.
Just as F.D.R. vividly identified Dec. 7, 1941, as "a date which will live in infamy," many journalists use "ever since Sept. 11" as shorthand for this new date of infamy.
Themes were identified that vividly explored the atypical symptomatology of RUTIs, the serious impact it had on many aspects of women's lives, different attitudes to treatments options such as antibiotics, the use of unorthodox approaches such as complementary and alternative medicines (CAM) and contrasting experiences of medical practitioners.
Among those theorists, Alexis de Tocqueville is an exception, for he identified the peculiarities of the American case now so vividly manifest in California, that most American of states.
Instruct students to create a one- to two-page outline that clearly and vividly presents information about their illness and identifies the resources they used to find it.
He vividly describes learning such skills from his grandmother as how to wrestle a catfish and identify herbs and plants for every use.
I encourage others to specifically identify strong passages in the work, such as an engrossing setting or a vividly drawn character, material that might also serve as models (inspiration?) to improve other parts of the story.
She could identify with Calypso and Polly and their emotional chaos during the war, because she herself at that time (though a little older) was in London and living vividly, working at the War Office, having lots of affairs.
PETER: You describe her... vividly.
