Vivid used in a sentence

Vivid in a sentence as an adjective

I have very vivid memories of laying on my bed at night sweating, box fan in the window set to "High" and just roasting.

It was the strangest experience, and the imagery and feelings are extremely vivid in my memory.

Another glimpse of that low level assembly, like the smell of home after a very long time away, brings back so many vivid memories.

The remedy to overweighing extra-vivid evidence is to always make it a point to seek out other side of the story.

Interestingly enough, though, I noticed that early memories, while less vivid than I remembered them, were often still more vivid than more recent memories.

Forget about the crying thing, which makes it vivid and more interesting to read but might obscure the fundamental point, which is that interviews make people incredibly uncomfortable.

The court found the most vivid differences in the rear surface design, a part of tablets that allows designers a high degree of freedom for creativity, as there are no display panels, buttons, or any technical functions.

The author wants to draw you into the philosophy of software development, with its mix of processes and productivity hacks; the elaboration in that sentence serves to paint a more vivid picture of the tech work environment.

Readers want to be stimulated in their thinking and, by using custom forms of expression - whether it be by an apt metaphor, a vivid illustration, an engaging story, or whatever - you do them a tremendous service by making what you say interesting.