Sentence examples for was vivid enough from inspiring English sources

Some of the essays were subtly accessorised with videos and photos, although the writing was vivid enough to stand on its own.

And in "Dead Presidents," its successor, their staging of the climax, in which angry young African-American thieves in whiteface botch a robbery -- Kabuki criminals zealously pursuing a cash-money future -- was vivid enough to make a scene that will be forever quoted.

But the images we have are vivid enough.

But they're vivid enough to make their shared dilemma come alive.

Bridget, despite her cartoonish exaggeration, is vivid enough to live beyond the pages of a novel.

The externals of her life, however, are vivid enough to compensate.

The political catastrophe of Bush-era America has been vivid enough to penetrate even the rather placidly apolitical literary life.

The chorus and instrumentalists were vivid enough to make up for soloists who, while clearly singing from the heart, were mostly just competent.

I have found soldiers and veterans generally talk in spare, unadorned prose, since their stories are vivid enough without need for hyperbole.

It has almost none of the dulcet moments of which tap is capable, and though the patterns are vivid enough, it's far more engrossing as sound than as sight.

"I doubt anybody's imagination is vivid enough to imagine the merger of states such as Kansas and Missouri, or Ohio and Michigan," said Rick Roeder, an actuary and consultant in San Diego, in testimony submitted to the accounting board.