Sentence examples for vividly visible from inspiring English sources

But its design has, in unexpectedly thoughtful ways, made great American art, and a great American city, much more vividly visible.

This is evident for small reactivity variation (< 1 cent), where the difference in the propagated uncertainties obtained from the two codes is vividly visible.

This tension between repression and rebellion is also made vividly visible through the grit and grime of Seoul, used prevalently as a backdrop for most Korean horror films.

If the Trypan blue staining in pericardial cells were vividly visible at 24 hour post micro-injection, the dye solution was corrected injected into the hemocoel.

This strategy was inspired by the notion that unwanted immune reactivity as seen with APLs in clinical trials is thought to occur more vividly with classic APLs modified at the TCR contact sites, which may be 'more visible' to the immune system and may thus engage and activate novel clonalities [ 30, 31].

The system vividly demonstrates the collision detection process of a moving vehicle, which makes the conflicts clearly visible.

• "Monuments are history made visible," the architectural historian Judith Dupré writes in "Monuments: America's History in Art and Memory" (Random House, $45), a work vividly illustrated with black-and-white photographs.

Impossible math or visible shame it's a double bind that plagues the catastrophically broke, and the kind of harrowing choice Matthew Desmond renders vividly and repeatedly in his extraordinary new book Evicted, a lyrical and exhaustively researched ethnography of eviction's effect on the poor in America.

Two he remembers vividly.

PETER: You describe her... vividly.

I remember the moment vividly.