Vignette used in a sentence

Vignette in a sentence as a noun

I think you're assuming that his article is a complete transcript of the meeting and any followup conversations, rather than a vignette.

I actually rather enjoyed it as a dramatic vignette of an inverse version of the Milgram experiment.

I'm struck by the vignette involving the table leg, in which Oliver describes it as feeling "unnatural" to pass his kinect-sensed leg through the virtual table leg, even though there was no obstruction in "real life.

The second vignette in this article has Suster suggesting that convertible notes carry liquidation preferences and anti-dilution.