Sentence examples for vividly told from inspiring English sources

In Haitink's spacious interpretation, this classical tale of nymphs and shepherds was vividly told.

When we talked, Haing vividly told me about his experiences and I thought, "Hmm, there's an actor in here".

They do, but the account of the session, complete with its awkward silences and unspoken thoughts about the at times bitter battle between them, is vividly told.

Everything was vividly told and sparkling, both the anecdotes with starry names ("I found myself under a piano with Sean Connery") and recollections of her childhood.

In the vividly told book, Ms. Seltzer wrote about her African-American foster brothers, Terrell and Taye, who joined the Bloods gang when they were 11 and 13.

Perhaps because we saw Mousa's image repeatedly on the news – the photo of his swollen face that vividly told the story of his endured violence – we thought injustice had already been exposed.

Nicholl vividly tells Leonardo's well-known life story.

"I remember him distinctly, vividly, telling me to shoot," one told me.

I'd probably be working, trying to find the words I could string together to vividly tell this nifty story.

Written with Tina Kelley, a former New York Times reporter, the book vividly tells the stories of several youths helped by the New York-based organization's shelters, from Alaska to Newark.

If you want some relevant classical reading, ditch Aristotle in favour of The Histories by Herodotus, which vividly tells of Xerxes' daring (or mad) enterprise, and how the fifth-century Greeks eventually sent him packing.