- vivid
- 01. Her son has a very [vivid] imagination, and draws wonderful pictures of little magical animals, and the castles they live in.02. The many [vivid] colors of the different rooms in their house create moods which change from room to room.03. The [vivid] memory he had of his wife helped him to feel her loving inspiration for long after she had died.04. His memories of the war are still [vivid] and disturbing, and often cause him nightmares.05. Though old and almost blind, her grandfather's memories of the war remain quite [vivid].06. Their little boy has a very [vivid] imagination and draws wonderful pictures of friendly monsters and ghosts.07. I [vividly] remember the first time I spoke to my wife. I can even describe exactly what she was wearing.08. The [vividness] of the main actor's portrayal of his character made the play come alive.09. The child was paralyzed with fear by the [vividness] of the memory of being beaten by his father.10. I remember [vividly] the first time I jumped out of an airplane.11. The colors of his paintings are very [vivid] and alive.12. She had a very [vivid] dream in which she felt she was flying over the countryside.13. After smoking marijuana, the colors and sounds around him seemed more [vivid] and beautiful.14. Christopher Fry once stated that imagination is the wide-open eye which leads us always to see truth more [vividly].15. Harry Fosdick once said that if you picture yourself [vividly] as winning, that alone will contribute immeasurably to success.
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.