vividly

"It's the very beginning of Baroque painting, depicting a crucified Christ, isolated, luminous and standing out vividly against a dark and threatening sky," he said.

Some images obviously resembled a bunny or were vividly red, while others were ambiguous and required careful judgment to tell the categories apart.

Back then, Daisy wasn't particularly maternal and she remembers the diagnosis vividly and how "unfair" it felt that her friend who had always wanted to have a child couldn't.

In a 1944 letter, he noted that he sometimes found Welty’s gorgeous metaphors and similes a distraction, “touching something outside the story so vividly that for a moment the mind shifts away from the theme.”

The family came vividly alive—we sensed Augustine’s role as nurturing mother, as well as the cockiness of the older son.