Sentence for vivid | Use vivid in a sentence

Use vivid in a sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use vivid in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for vivid.

• The countenance was vivid in repose. (10)
• To that she ascribed his vivid flush. (10)
• Diana had the Celtic vivid sense of country. (10)
• The most vivid and persistent was a triangle. (10)
• Lottie interposed a vivid preference for The Hague. (9)
• Vivid as lightning the Spirit of Life illumined him. (10)
• He approached her and held her by his vivid eloquence. (12)
• His creative imagination presented him a vivid picture. (1)
• Its green was more vivid than that of the inclosing forest. (1)
• Vernon sent one of his vivid eyeshots from one to the other. (10)
• Everything he heard and saw made an intensely vivid impression. (8)
• Mrs. Pasmer tried to render the interest in her face less vivid. (9)
• The shade of her broad straw hat partly concealed her vivid features. (10)
• All for the vivid surface, the Dame frets at stresses laid on undercurrents. (10)
• Whatever else one might be in his moody, vivid company, one would not be dull. (8)
• Little remains of the events of any period, however vivid they were in passing. (9)
• The reminiscences of those pale intuitions made them always affectingly vivid. (10)
• They touched the nut-brown hair to vivid threads of fire: but she lay faceless. (10)
• They touched the nut-brown hair to vivid threads of fire: but she lay faceless. (22)
• Any one who ever saw him will imagine the vivid relish he had in recognizing the fact. (9)
• The students of right remained a vivid color in the impression of the university town. (9)
• The thoughts, it will be discerned, were but flashes of a momentary vivid sensibility. (10)
• She was filled by what she had seen, and gave Christian a vivid account of her impressions. (12)
• Freshness, illumination, then salt air, vivid distances, were a bath for every sense of life. (10)
• One by one they came out in crimson flame, till the vivid host appeared to have stepped forward. (10)
• His sensation of sinking was so vivid that he feared lest he should be going still further below. (10)
• Those vivid young feminine perceptions and untamed imaginations are desperate things to encounter. (10)
• Some star that Clara had watched at night was like them in the vivid wink and overflow of its light. (10)
• The room had a worn appearance by daylight, as if it had always been the nest of tragic or vivid lives. (8)
• The vivid idea of her was a phantom presence, and cold, assuring him that the bodily Diana was absent. (10)
• It dwelt a moment, vivid with the heart close behind and remorseful for misreading of old his fine character. (10)
• He prattled of his yesterday, to-day, and to-morrow, which did not imply past and future, but his vivid present. (10)
• Rising from the twig, it circled, vivid and stealthy, twice round the tree, and flew to another a dozen paces off. (8)
• She began to yawn, for after her simulation of vivid interest in them the visit of the young men had fatigued her. (9)
• Hardly a beautiful or a vivid face, hardly a wicked one, never anything transfigured, passionate, terrible, or grand. (8)
• Those two faces close together, under their coverings of scarlet and of grey, showed a contrast almost cruelly vivid. (8)
• He wanted to know if March had heard from Burnamy lately, and in the midst of his vivid interest he gave a weary sigh. (9)
• The latter is a vivid young lady of about twenty-five in a vivid wrapper; she is smoking a cigarette. (8)
• The pride and might and vivid strength of things still fluttered their uneasy flags of spirit, moved disherited wings! (8)
• At that amazing apparition, he made at first no movement and no sound, while her clear vivid glance ravished his heart. (8)
• Rosamund felt that she had to do with wits as well as with vivid feminine intuitions in the person of this Miss Denham. (10)
• A Golampian assemblage with uncovered heads resembles, indeed, a garden of flowers, vivid and deep in color, no two alike. (7)
• He bent to her ear and rapidly spoke, in an undertone, what seemed to be a vivid sketch of a new course of fortune for her. (10)
• The consolation was not so vivid as Felix might have wished; but she quite understood that he was doing his best to give it. (8)
• Disgrace of this kind is always present to a son, and, educated as he had been, these tidings were a vivid fire in his brain. (10)
• The grey boles, the vivid green leaves, those glistening sun-shafts through the shade entranced him, coming from the dusty road. (8)
• He had seen too much of more vivid colours to be capable now of venerating greatly the dull and dubious tints of blue and yellow. (8)
• He was allowed to fancy, as it suited him to fancy, that a vivid secret pleasure laid the colour on those ingenuous fair cheeks. (10)
• But so vivid had that vision been that she stood at the window, panting for air, passing her hand again and again across her eyes. (8)
• The strong old Eastern blood put ruddy flame for the red colour; tawny olive edged from the red; rare vivid yellow, all but amber. (10)
• Among the other passengers who regarded Letitia with a vivid eye was an American journalist who had spent several months in Brazil. (12)
• And suddenly I remembered that some believe that Art does not produce unconsciousness of self, but rather very vivid self-realisation. (8)
• This is a tale of love, jealousy, and revenge told in music admirably adapted to the vivid, crude representation of elemental passions. (3)
• In face they were commonplace, with nothing but the American poetry of vivid purpose to light them up, where they did not wholly lack fire. (9)
• He introduced me to the poet: a tall, spare figure in black of Quaker cut, with a keen, clean-shaven face, black hair, and vivid black eyes. (9)
• She was perfectly alive, and apparently stimulated by her escape from deadly peril to a vivid conception of the wrong that had been done her. (9)
• Suddenly a more vivid and continuous quiver of violet fire met its reflection on the landscape, and Farina saw the Rhine-stream beneath him. (10)
• The comportment and performances of men in society are to him, by the vivid comparison with their mortality, more grotesque than respectable. (10)
• The sigh, the tear for weeping over his destruction, almost fell, such vivid realizing of the prophesy appeared in its pathetic pronouncement. (10)
• A landscape, glittering with sun and rain, stretched before him, arched with a vivid rainbow framing in its giant curve a hundred visible cities. (1)
• Her father had willingly swallowed a drug, but his suspicions only slumbered, and she could not instil her own vivid hopefulness and trust into him. (10)
• Her father had willingly swallowed a drug, but his suspicions only slumbered, and she could not instil her own vivid hopefulness and trust into him. (22)
• In most American novels, vivid and graphic as the best of them are, the people are segregated if not sequestered, and the scene is sparsely populated. (9)
• From time to time he laughed a dry, rattling laugh, whenever the recollection of something which that man Wahnschaffe had said became particularly vivid. (12)
• The inherent effervescence of conglomerate youth had, during the two months of the term before Black Week, been gradually crystallising out into vivid oppositions. (8)

Also see sentences for: vividly, vividness.

Definition of vivid:

• vivid, viv’id, adj. lively or life-like: having the appearance of life: forming brilliant images in the mind: striking. | adv. viv’idly. | ns. viv’idness, vivid’ity. | adj. vivif’ic, vivifying. | ns. vivific’tion; viv’ifier. | v.t. viv’ify, to make vivid, endue with life. (0)

Glad you visited this page with a sentence for vivid. Now that you’ve seen how to use vivid in a sentence hope you might explore the rest of this educational reference site Sentencefor.com to see many other example sentences which provide word usage information.