vivid
The music vividly portrays a thunderstorm at sea.
It's a darkly funny and vividly realized drama about brotherhood.
My work is vividly coloured because that's how I see the world.

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Examples of vividly

vividly
Each vignette is vividly contextualized, but a larger historical arc that would unify the profiles fails to emerge.
Emperors, kings, premiers and government ministers were vividly characterised, indeed often near caricatured, while broad social movements rarely received much attention.
What is remarkable about this percept is that the dog is perceived so vividly despite the fact that much of its perimeter is missing.
In their letters, older people vividly describe their adoption of different coping strategies and how they help to ameliorate their poverty.
More immediate is the continued sense of vividly characterized episodes drawing us into new expressive areas.
The colonial documentation, which forms the substance of this study, demonstrates this vividly.
This has been reflected most vividly in the ongoing debate surrounding the promised tax increase, one of the cornerstones of the peace agreements.
However, already the first chorus pictures the drawbacks of having a relationship so vividly that the conclusion/title phrase, on its appearance, seems entirely unmotivated.
The ambiguities of the tiny sacrario make this conjunction of contemporary and ancient conditions vividly apparent.
Sometimes awakening is facilitated by a frightening or bizarre dream, which then is vividly remembered.
It appears that highly emotional events are most likely to be remembered vividly; yet, at the same time, emotionality may undermine memory accuracy.
The spatial contrast between the 18 gundilong and the "advanced" residential blocks vividly portrayed this transition for the residents and the wider public.
The journal vividly portrays the sense of uncertainty that enveloped the city as news of a^airs around its perimeters trickled in.
Second, the book transcends mere theoretical disquisition and empirical analysis, bringing prevalent strains of political theory vividly to life.
She has herself stand up to him in direct discourse, in a vividly replayed demonstration.
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