Sentence examples for vividly shown from inspiring English sources

This is clear to me in conversations I have all over town, and was probably most vividly shown on Oct. 21, 1990.

The cleansing ritual is vividly shown on a drinking cup from 500 to 475 B.C. depicting athletes in a palaistra setting as they scrape olive oil off their bodies.

Trachsel, on the other hand, joined the Mets with 33 losses in the past two seasons, and he has vividly shown in his starts with the Mets that he deserved that many losses.

The complaints have vividly shown the tensions between Westchester and federal housing officials since the Obama administration and the county reached one of the most ambitious desegregation settlements in decades, after a discrimination ruling against the county in 2009.

The special shows a pregnant mother who, after being vividly shown what a cigarette does to her unborn baby's lungs, still can't kick the habit, and three teenage girls who have heard the health warnings a million times before but are horrified only by the computer-enhanced photographs showing what they'll look like after 20 years of cigarettes.

According to the legend he was a general in the Roman army to begin with, but one day hunting in the forest, he saw a little crucified Jesus between the antlers of a stag, as vividly shown in the 15th-century painting by Pisanello.

Some scenes, for instance, vividly show her rage.

In fact, as Stille vividly shows, they were a lot more complex.

These abysmal facts vividly show that the death penalty cannot meet constitutional standards.

Other declassified information, not from Mr Gejdenson, vividly shows the Bush administration standing firm.

She vividly showed her jealousy toward Cavaradossi, her lover, sung here by Raúl Melo.