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And all the while she was conscious--vividly, terribly conscious--of Tots's presence, Tots's inscrutable scrutiny, Tots's triumph of possession.— The Swindler and Other Stories
Rather he visualised a story very vividly, and then it seemed to him the finest fun in the world to spin it all as rapidly as he could out of his brain, to make it all alert with glancing life.— Hugh Memoirs of a Brother
For my part, although I had heard this music-drama at least a dozen times previously, and knew every bar by heart, it seemed as if I had never heard it before, so vividly were all its beauties revealed in the white heat of Conductor Seidl's enthusiasm.— Chopin and Other Musical Essays
The deep blue sky, the shining snow, the huge, dark, rocky bases, the different shades of color harmoniously blending, the soft and rugged shapes contrasting vividly--well may impress the soul with pleasure-relieving awe, with awe-ennobling pleasure Dismount awhile for rest.— The Continental Monthly, Vol. 5, No. 2, February, 1864 Devoted To Literature And National Policy
A very flourishing Society existed in the Orkneys The following letter from Dr. Inglis to the Honorary Secretary there is characteristic, and will recall her vividly to those who knew her.— Elsie Inglis The Woman with the Torch
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