Sentence examples for vividly other from inspiring English sources

I remember quite vividly other strongmen saying, 'What a knobhead, he's really arrogant, he's bad for the sport, blah, blah, blah.' Now, it's the total opposite: 'He's an amazing ambassador, he's good for the sport.' I built that persona, that character.

But he's operating at a disadvantage, because most of these genres have already been covered vividly in other books.

He vividly described other moments in his career, like striking out the hulking Frank Howard, whose bat "looked like a telephone pole," or the time he went bowling in Cooperstown, N.Y., instead of playing in the Hall of Fame exhibition game.

There is the pervading sense that poetry, by being perhaps more emotionally engaging, touches our gender more vividly than other forms of writing hence the argument about the sex of one's editor.

As with many worthy experiments, the results are mixed; some sections are vividly persuasive, others cursory or too speculative.

But in so far as they reflect some parts of that reality more vividly than others, depending on their position in space and time, they can be said to change.

If a monad is at place p at time t, it will contain all the features of the universe at all times, but with those relating to its own time and place most vividly, and others fading out roughly in accordance with temporal and spatial distance.

Some vividly colored and other gleamingly monocromatic desert birds, reptiles and other less identifiable creatures filled the stage in the full-evening piece, presented by Momix on Tuesday at the Joyce Theater.

Lila and Elena make each other vividly miserable.

I'll always remember that hour more vividly than any other so far.

They used their feet and legs more vividly than any other modern dancers, and tilted their backs to an extent rare in any dance idiom.