Sentence examples for vividly impressive from inspiring English sources

The result is like one of the gargantuan but indigestible banquets he describes so vividly: impressive but over-elaborate, with some dishes overcooked and others raw.

The work was sung vividly by the impressive soprano Amy Burton (the composer's wife).

Monteverdi's opera emerges vividly in this impressive production, as musically stunning as ever, with its all-too-pertinent tale of power grabs and political corruption driven by sex.

The entire performance was like this: impressive, impassioned and vividly imaginative, but lacking in structural cohesion.

Clare vividly remembers her first impressions.

A vividly written rock climbing passage is more impressive.

He was also impressive in an organic and vividly characterized account of Bartok's remarkable Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta, which began the program.

I vividly remember at the time finding it impressive that Bill Clinton (NOT Hillary Clinton) showed real empathy for the ordinary people whose motives and supposedly misguided choices were under analysis.

He also praised Regbo and Temple, saying "Regbo, as the teenage Nemo, and Juno Temple, as the teenage Anna, are impressive, bringing the hormonal battles of adolescence vividly to life".

But even more impressive was the president's willingness to evoke vividly the challenges affecting the very poor, in some of his most descriptive language of the evening: "Let's also recognize that there are communities in this country where no matter how hard you work, it's virtually impossible to get ahead.

In April the band will release its impressive full-length debut album, "Songs in the Night," which vividly eclipses the EP.