Sentence for vividly | Use vividly in a sentence

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• Bessie got vividly to her feet. (9)
• The princess had vividly reddened. (10)
• Miss Milray fastened her gaze vividly upon her. (9)
• But she was vividly thinking that she was young. (10)
• Some of its striking features occur vividly to me. (21)
• The day was like none that Richard vividly remembered. (10)
• I remember vividly when an axle broke in a Pennsylvania town. (21)
• The kind old man, remembered by me so vividly, had died overnight. (10)
• But Algernon bore vividly in mind that he did not approve of that Sherry. (10)
• But Algernon bore vividly in mind that he did not approve of that Sherry. (22)
• Evan reddened, for it brought the scene on board the Jocasta vividly to his mind. (10)
• Mrs. Saintsbury, caught sight of them, and as if suddenly reminded of a forgotten duty, rushed vividly upon him. (9)
• I am very much struck, by the way, to find how much more vividly I remember the Venetian pictures than any others. (14)
• Mrs. Pasmer dramatised a careless unconsciousness to the square, while vividly betraying this anxiety to her daughter. (9)
• She did not realise this vividly, but with the remoteness which all verities except those of sensation have for youth. (9)
• The side-show lecturer tells it vividly, many times a day, and invariably the same when he is not in a facetious mood. (21)
• No more deeply fantastic writer can I conceive than Dostoievsky, nor any who has described actual situations more vividly. (8)
• He stood apart while the Chief said a few words to Carlo, which made the blood play vividly across the visage of the youth. (10)
• Soames saw that he really meant what he said, and, angry though he was, the consequences of a row rose before him too vividly. (8)
• It all came vividly back to him, while he went about looking for Mrs. Vostrand and her daughter on the verandas and in the parlors. (9)
• Many stories are told of this redoubtable Edinburgh burglar, but the one I have in my mind most vividly gives the key of all the rest. (2)
• So vividly before him had come recollection of his own eyes glued to the unsavoury details of many a divorce suit in the Public Press. (8)
• The pointed chin, long neck, the fluffy hair, quick gestures, and the calm strenuousness of her grey-blue eyes, impressed him vividly. (8)
• Her quick nature realized the out of prison as vividly and suddenly as it had sunk suddenly and leadenly under the sense of imprisonment. (10)
• The yachting excursions were depicted vividly by Adela, and were addressed as a sort of reproach to the lugubrious letters of her sister. (10)
• Vividly there had come before her the dark Abbey, and the moon balancing over the top of the crumbling wall, and the white owl flying across. (8)
• She lived vividly though her far-projected sensations, until truly pity for Wilfrid was active in her bosom, she feeling how he would yearn for her. (10)
• He conjured up the anticipated chatter and shrug of the world so vividly that her beauty grew hectic with the stain, bereft of its formidable magnetism. (10)
• To-day the art was ravishingly companionable with her sweet-lighted face: too sweet, too vividly meaningful for pretty, if not of the strict severity for beautiful. (10)

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