Sentence examples for vividly pointed from inspiring English sources

Berio's skilful arrangements invoke a similar soundworld as Mahler's own orchestrations of his songs: it's colourful, slightly brittle, and vividly pointed up by Pons.

As bell hooks so vividly pointed out, in 1963 when Betty Friedan urged women to reconsider the role of housewife and demanded greater opportunities for women to enter the workforce (Friedan 1963), Friedan was not speaking for working class women or most women of color (hooks 1984, 1-4).

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 your reporters who were interrogated by Egypt's secret police, Souad Mekhennet and Nicholas Kulish, vividly point out, torture is commonplace in Egyptian prisons.

Our study quiet vividly points to certain areas of ward rounds that need particular attention in order to maximize their benefit to the learners.

That Haley Barbour may become the first political lobbyist of his stature ever to win a high elective office, indeed, that he is a viable candidate at all, is a weather vane that points vividly to where we are now as a political nation.

It is an astonishingly authentic representation of a rather important historical turning point, vividly capturing time and place with such skill that it genuinely feels like a film created in its time period.

But the show has several high points, vividly realised in Alistair David's choreography.

Penal policies vividly illustrate this point.

There's an extraordinary cover story in this month's Wired magazine by Madhumita Venkataramanan which makes this point vividly.

SICILIAN HOME COOKING: Family Recipes From Gangivecchio (Knopf, $30), by Wanda Tornabene and Giovanna Tornabene with Michele Evans, vividly demonstrates this point.