vividly

"I remember vividly talking to people in the office and thinking it was a hoax - that's where the excitement level was," he said.

The one character who comes vividly to life is her own.

That was the Dudamel that we last saw at the Hollywood Bowl this summer when he conducted Mahler’s First more vividly than ever.

“I remember it so vividly — I was sitting in my chair, and I was like, ‘I want to do this for the rest of my life.

Putbacks in the paint became reruns in her mind, and Hollingdale said the brain scarcely knows the difference: If it sees it vividly enough, the muscles prime themselves as if the movement truly happened.