Sentence examples for was particularly vivid from inspiring English sources

My adolescence was particularly vivid because I was so uncomfortable - for all the familiar reasons.

The last movement, with its swift, skittering string figuration at the start, was particularly vivid.

Entertainment was his first concern, and his depiction of peasant characters, both comic and tragic, was particularly vivid.

On Friday the singing and playing had the necessary balance of polish and grit; the bass-baritone Peter Walker's rich-voiced Balthasar was particularly vivid.

The memory of one of these, John Lilburne -- banished and disgraced by a parliamentary [p161] committee on penalty of death if he returned to his country -- was particularly vivid when our Constitution was written.

On one recent afternoon, in the rugged terrain of the Cumberland Plateau, not far from Chattanooga, in southeastern Tennessee, the extent of the leveling was particularly vivid and appeared to support the findings of one federal research project whose conclusions suggested that in particular cases, the broad-brush estimates might not reflect the severity of timber loss.

The effects of natural erosion are particularly vivid in Vavaʿu.

Still, on Tuesday, the leads were particularly vivid.

Her sense of emotional displacement is particularly vivid.

The experiences of Nicholas Rostov are particularly vivid, because I saw them on TV quite recently.

At this performance, for which Cameron Grant was piano soloist, two male soloists were particularly vivid.