Sentence examples for vividly painted from inspiring English sources

The bad guys in Browder's book are vividly painted.

Forget her bullet-train narration, her vividly painted characters, her achingly sad tale.

Several of those masks -- vividly painted, larger than life -- are in this show.

Rarely has fear and apprehension been so vividly painted on a fighter's face.

Similar to many other brightly colored animals, its vividly painted body serves as a warning of its toxicity.

It contains larger-than-life religious statuary and vividly painted mandalas, which are circular, geometric images that represent the universe.

Breillat has an art lover's attention to detail and vividly paints an impression of cold-blooded old times.

Whatever the case, it's a pointed, intense response to England's involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan; "The Words that Maketh Murder" quotes from Eddie Cochran's "Summertime Blues," and "All and Everyone" vividly paints a portrait of soldiers at war.

The New York Times and other media outlets popularly dubbed the recession of 2007-2009 a "man-cession," vividly painting a picture of the unemployed men hit hard by economic woes.

Nick Pileggi ("Casino," "Goodfellas") has written a great script that vividly paints a portrait of Sin City on the rise, deftly setting up Lamb and his brothers' inevitable clashes with the mobsters beginning to take over the gambling mecca.

One wonders if the character, whose novelistic sensibility Stewart so vividly paints in Rosewater (personal/historical flashbacks are interspersed throughout the film), will someday turn the nightmare he lived into a great work of fiction.