Vividly in a sentence

And even now, five decades on, my dad vividly remembers the excruciating experience of watching Ken Russell’s 1969 romance with his parents.

A private night tour allows travelers to step back in time, devoid of daytime crowds, where the Colosseum's tales of bravery and spectacle come alive more vividly.

At 31, she is now out of the age range to compete at the Canada Games, but she still vividly remembers as a teenager training in boxing wondering why she wasn't able to compete at the event.

Between the ages seven to 12, I vividly recall experiencing night terrors and sleepwalking, I was the possessed child you see in all the horror films.

But the relative superiority of either model is probably less important to the nation’s future than the widening separation, and growing antagonism, between them that was displayed so vividly in the debate.

Despite a sluggish beginning, vividly portrays a distinctive and authentic working-class family.

Ghosh recalls the finish vividly.

Henrico Theatre Summer Series on Friday, June 23 at 7 p.m. Kadencia’s leader utilizes bomba and plena’s long-rooted storytelling traditions to vividly capture multiple aspects of the Puerto Rican experience on the U.S. territory and on the U.S. mainland.

Houser vividly remembers riding the escalator to her office one morning “and in my head I kept saying, ‘I’m in trouble, I’m in trouble,'” although she didn’t know what was wrong.

I remember so vividly the day we found out where I was going to college.

I remember very vividly waking up and the Reba four were all talking on the beach.

It’s a good thing, too, because her book was a smart, probing look at modern romance and the pitfalls of middle age, and the screen version brought it vividly to life with an exceptional cast, highlighted by terrific turns from Danes and Lizzy Caplan.

It's the episode that gave us the famous "Annnnnd it's gone" meme, and which vividly depicted the widespread sense of dread and confusion people were feeling at the time.

It was lauded for the extravagant beauty of its language, full of wild wordplay and precise imagery, and her vision of the period felt both accurate and vividly new, in the manner of the greatest historical fiction.

I vividly recall hosting you at the Knesset a few years back.

I vividly recall that during the FHC proceedings, you led your son, a very brilliant lawyer, now a silk, Ade Okeaya-Inneh.

I vividly remember my 30th birthday.

Ms Hendry was only a child at the time, however, she can vividly remember one day that encapsulates her father's commitment to community.

Nothing highlights the hypocrisy and doublespeak of the Shiv Sena, the principal opposition party in the state, more vividly than this.

Reza gemstones are beautiful objects to behold, but they are more than the most vividly cut cushion diamonds, sugar loaf non-heat treated Sri Lankan sapphires or Columbian emeralds.