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vivid

[viv-id] / ˈvɪv ɪd /


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Mark Mendelson’s scenic design, more elaborate than most Rogue Machine offerings, doesn’t achieve the oblique effect of the original production but sets the stage in vivid detail.

From Los Angeles Times

She renders the fearless quality of Gehry’s work in vivid verbs, pointing out that if Wright “broke open the box in his Prairie homes, Frank Gehry has ruptured the building-as-box completely—destroyed it in fact.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Her vivid imagination would "conjure up the worse eventualities".

From BBC

Parr, ever in favor of vivid specificity, even then saw an opportunity to release the shutter.

From The Wall Street Journal

Thomas Broughton’s vivid text zeroes in on the last days of the hero Hercules, who returns victorious from war with a string of captives.

From The Wall Street Journal