vivid *

Things felt and done the first time are more vivid.

I have never seen anything so vivid in my life.

The past is now more vivid for him than the present.

Its eyes are almost always a dark and vivid green.

The color was far more vivid than anything ever seen in nature.

"But for the party I might try something more vivid."

Everything and everyone in it is brought to vivid life.

And we already had a pretty vivid sense of that point.

At least we'd get a more vivid idea of how justice works.

She still had a vivid picture of them in her mind.

On the other hand, the town seemed more vivid this way.

The eyes were a deep vivid blue, the hair black.

What happened after that is still vivid in my mind.

I was trying to tell a story with a vivid picture.

This was an experience like the most vivid of books.

The picture was clear and vivid only in the middle of the field.

At the same time, it had been the most vivid experience of his life.

It is a vivid example of old and new China.

I do remember one thing he said, because it was a very vivid image.

That, she says, was the most vivid day of her life.

He turned to her at once with a vivid smile.

The image was vivid because she had made it so.

He tried to think of some vivid image that would bring his point home to them all.

I was 14 years old and it's still a very vivid experience for me,' he says.

It was so vivid that he seemed for a moment really to be no longer himself.