Sentence examples for vividly provide from inspiring English sources
The book's poignant text and before-and-after photographs vividly provide some surprising answers.
In multiple roles, Mr. Gordon and Mr. Condron vividly provide a collective portrait of labor in postwar Belfast.
If we needed a reminder, it was vividly provided recently by the signing into law of an astonishingly severe "anti-gay" law by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni.
Like her mentor, Ms. Mather can do controlled handstands worthy of Cirque du Soleil, explain poses vividly and provide a comforting hands-on assist.
It reveals the precise extent of tumours rapidly and vividly, and it provides early evidence of potential damage from stroke, allowing physicians to administer proper treatments early.
Some demonstrators also cited the evidence of cables from the United States Embassy in Tunisia that were released by the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks providing vividly detailed accounts of the first family's self-enrichment and opulent lifestyle.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin January 14 , 2011From the Times's coverage of the President of Tunisia, who seems to have fled the country: Some demonstrators also cited the evidence of cables from the United States Embassy in Tunisia that were released by the anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks providing vividly detailed accounts of the first family's self-enrichment and opulent lifestyle.
I can vividly recall Brady providing what I'll call "direct feedback" to one of his teammates after he failed to give it his all on the field.
The disaster, which Grass nowhere evokes more vividly than here, in describing a movie, would seem to provide, in timely fashion, a way to think about collateral damage and war crimes.
On one assignment she provided a vividly detailed look at the workers who built a 325-mile winter ice road to the Arctic Circle.
In addition to providing a vividly comprehensible time line, "After 9/11" makes intelligible — in a way that even an overtaxed Presidential candidate can grasp — the tribal and religious-factional complexities within Iraq and Afghanistan.
