We have vivid illustrations of those facts.

Memories of spilled blood, be it Israeli or Palestinian, remain vivid in the hearts of both peoples.

Vast, vivid landscapes are being gutted, left monochromatic gray.

ATHENS A visit to Greece leaves many vivid impressions.

It demonstrated the power of globalization, as television brought vivid pictures of the destruction to homes around the world.

I had seen her just last month alive and vivid as usual.

NEPAD is a vivid example of good governance on the regional level.

But maybe this image is just a bit too vivid in our imaginations.

Rare exhibits and unique historical monuments revealed by archaeological excavation are vivid proof.

With so many vivid images of a shrinking and damaged planet, is it really any wonder that human psychology is ripe for high commodity prices?

The works of these banned writers are packed with vivid detail about contemporary Chinese life.

The portrait that emerges has been executed with bold strokes, vivid colors, and striking images.

It is a vivid study of how the natural environment, poverty, and population growth can interact to provoke terrible human made disasters like the violence in Darfur.

The impact is particularly vivid in trade finance, where European banks have been major participants in Asia.

The initial disappointment about electronic productivity was thus a vivid demonstration of the limits of classical individualism.

Christmas meals in the region are also a vivid representation of the region's cultural diversity and history.

It does not make political sense it does not make economic sense it does not make ethical sense.

MT And when they worked in the vivid playground of his imagination, he would build them in his workshop.

Vivid memories of total war and genocide, frequently revived, hinder any revival of the totalitarian parties of the right.

The defenders of each of these theories are, in Parfit s vivid phrase, climbing the same mountain on different sides.

Libya was thus a vivid reminder of the serious gaps that exist in helping migrants in life threatening situations.

I have vivid memories of the night of November 13, 2015, when terrorist attacks killed 130 people in Paris.

The verification regime set up by IAEA safeguards (INFCIRC 153 and INFCIRC 540) is vivid proof of this assumption.

Do you make it grow or is it We who make it grow ?

Do you make it grow or is it We who make it grow ?

But whilst we have an overwhelmingly vivid visual understanding of space, we have no sense of what space sounds like.

If home prices continue to decline in the United States and possibly elsewhere, there could be many more vivid images.

The past, with all its sorrows, is past but the repercussions of forgotten international obligations are still vivid and present.

So, these little details help to make it work, make it real.

But, to lawyers like the ICC prosecutor, the abstract claims of justice are more vivid than any concrete duty of protection.

Lacking opportunities, emigration increased a vivid reminder of how economic crises have wreaked havoc on the country s demographics throughout its history.

Indeed, while visual manifestations of wealth are prevalent for both genders, women s appearance is frequently more vivid (and more closely scrutinized).

A false awakening is a vivid and convincing dream about awakening from sleep, while the dreamer in reality continues to sleep.

Memories of spilled blood, be it Israeli or Palestinian, remain vivid in the hearts of both peoples. An immediate break in the hostilities is therefore more important than a chimerical long term capitulation.

Studies for the structure of the roof, which demands maybe new materials how to make it white, how to make it translucent, how to make it glowing, how to make it not capricious.

Make it smaller.

The institutions and policies established by the European Union are a vivid example of the unobtrusive benefits of modern cross border integration.

More vivid in people s minds are the stories they will one day tell their grandchildren about their travails and their economic heroism.

The unanimous adoption of the resolution is a vivid demonstration of broad international support for a federal, democratic, pluralist and unified Iraq.

Each sentence is straightforward, the argument is clear, and Parfit often uses vivid examples to make his points. Thus, the book is an intellectual treat for anyone who wants to understand not so much what matters as whether anything really can matter, in an objective sense.

Don't make it cheap.

You should make it.

Please make it happen.

The European story is with us now, all over the world, so vivid that, even if the euro crisis appears to be resolved satisfactorily, it will not be forgotten until some new story diverts public attention.

The question of the global rise in inequality should pervade all aspects of the work of the United Nations, as it offered a vivid reminder of the urgency of concrete action across the entire development agenda.