Sentence examples for vividly revealed from inspiring English sources
Zoning was by far the most contentious issue, and the one that most vividly revealed the social and political fissures in the community.
The musicians vividly revealed the work's intricacies, including the flute melody that unfolds over snappily descending ostinato patterns in the other winds.
And the band's stark new version of "I Walk on Guilded Splinters" vividly revealed its boast and threat: "Pride begins to fade/And you all feel my malice".
Though Ms. Saariaho can skillfully deploy huge orchestral forces, her essence is perhaps most vividly revealed in chamber works like "Maa," which marshals the full ensemble only in the seventh and final movement.
Christianity as a cultural tradition is perhaps most vividly revealed in the magnificent cathedrals and churches that were built in the Middle Ages and in the illuminated manuscripts of the period.
After a recent episode of "The Walking Dead" that vividly revealed the contents of a zombie's stomach, AMC has decided it still has a healthy appetite for that popular series about the survivors of an undead apocalypse.
The transparent skin vividly reveals the structure that supports it.
Gleason vividly reveals the all-encompassing toll ALS takes on the diagnosed person and their loved ones – and the resilience required to keep living a full life.
Brendan, a poor child with developmental delays, vividly reveals the mismatch adolescents face in a legal system intended for adults and bent on conviction.
The Arnold Foundation's 2011 tax return, a public record, vividly reveals an ideological agenda in its contributions made to organizations around the country "to research and promote education on public retirement plans".
The designs are then printed and added to the installation over the course of the exhibition and automatically posted on the the project's Twitter account, a quick scan of which vividly reveals how much certain countries, like the United States, dominate the global news cycle.
