11.This idea, sharply expressed by Morris's handsome lips, renewed for a moment, to the poor girl's temporarily pacified conscience, all its dreadful vividness.
14.He watched her for several minutes. Something was stirred in him, something not accounted for by the warm smell of the afternoon or the triumphant vividness of red.
15.The thoughts which had gathered vividness in the solitude of her boudoir occupied her incessantly through the day on which Mr. Casaubon had sent his letter to Will.
16.Now, in an instant his lips would be upon hers, the hard insistent lips which she suddenly remembered with a vividness that left her weak. But he did not kiss her.
17.It was first characterized by a psychologist in the 19th century, who asked study participants to visualize their breakfast table and then rate the vividness and color of this mental picture.
18.But Dorothea remembered it to the last with the vividness with which we all remember epochs in our experience when some dear expectation dies, or some new motive is born.
19.When E. M. Forster writes of " the sinister corridor of our age, " we sit up at the vividness of the phrase, the force and even terror in the image.
当 E. M. Forster 写到“我们这时代险恶走廊”时,我们对这句话生动性、形象中力量甚至恐怖感赞不绝口。机翻
20.It is doubtful if Homer knew writing, certain that he knew profoundly every quality of the tongue, — veracity, vividness, shortness of sentence, simplicity of thought, obligation to insure swift apprehension.