Examples of 'more vividly' in a sentence
Meaning of "more vividly"
more vividly: This phrase means in a more clear, detailed, or intense manner, usually referring to visual or descriptive aspects
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She became even more vividly aware.
More vividly than cinema.
The dream seemed more vividly colored now.
Ability to see colors and details more vividly.
Some more vividly than others.
Most of us remember our youth more vividly than.
Never felt more vividly the desire to simply disappear.
No letter shows this more vividly.
More vividly portrayed the psychology of the persons that lived in.
Some people were showing it more vividly.
This hearing shows more vividly why such impartiality is so important.
The scenery is displayed in front of the eyes more vividly.
The sleeper is said to dream more vividly during this phase.
Emotions tend to make people remember associated events more vividly.
Beneath us far more vividly and truly than what is above us.
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The importance of pollinators has been realized more vividly in recent years.
In the town we were more vividly conscious of the wall that stood between us.
They felt that they remembered the flashbulb memory more vividly as well.
Nowhere is this diversity more vividly displayed than in the cultural field.
Every succeeding dispensation only served to bring this out the more vividly.
No life illustrates more vividly the struggle to survive in this most seasonal of places.
Such illustrations impressed themselves on the mind more vividly than abstractions can.
Never was a ship more vividly named and the dangers of free enterprise more apparent.
Nothing conveys a place and its people more vividly than a good photograph.
Shoots seaside or lakeside scenes with the blueness of the water captured more vividly.
The underside is usually slightly more vividly colored than the upper side.
This situation continues until a once hidden desire begins manifesting itself more vividly.
Effects may soon become even more vividly apparent than they already are.
I was hoping the thicker font would help people remember the brand name more vividly.
Many report that they dream more vividly and sleep more soundly.
Many Armenians are in fact seeing Indians ever more vividly.
The only drawback is that the more vividly coloured specimens are sporadically found.
It simply brings out one 's true colors more vividly.
Experience the world of medicine more vividly than any scalpel can show you.
Far more vividly than I care to.
You can remember the details of the dream more vividly than you normally do.
They see colors more vividly than we do, and can distinguish more shades.
Among all the Greek deities none appealed more vividly to the imagination.
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But this contradiction appears even more vividly in the development of more complicated complexes.
Men, you probably remember these words more vividly.
These swarms show even more vividly the great patterns and colours of the fish.
Few leaders have lived out that phrase more vividly than Idi Amin.
Nowhere is this more vividly experienced than here - the Democratic Republic of Congo.
I imagine he remembers it ever more vividly than 7 do.
A tad more vividly last night?
Some, a few that we recall more vividly than others.
Unfortunately, this has served only to bring out the opera 's vulgar features more vividly.
I remember those four men more vividly than patients I saw yesterday.
But Michelangelo used movement to express the body 's harmony more vividly.
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