vividness
vividity

All memory was strong with her kind, but this one had more than vividness.

He knew with a vividness that felt terrible to him.

They were shown with all vividness what was waiting for them out there.

But the vividness locked up in this music is similar, too.

After the vividness of her dream, he was all too familiar.

She has the kind of vividness as a performer that the play needs.

He stopped again, caught in the vividness of his memory.

I remember that dinner table with extraordinary vividness even now.

But in the sense of the camaraderie and the vividness again?

But this story is told by the works on hand with remarkable vividness, in part simply because of their high quality.

His steps were halted by the vividness of the picture before him.

The vividness of the image is rated along a 5-point scale.

The impression of him, however, came back to me now with considerable vividness.

As a result, we miss the pace and vividness of individual style.

Length without change is equivalent to an increase in the vividness, as we said before.

Rather, she poses them with the vividness of a fine novelist.

For all its vividness, the design had a formal, almost abstract feel.

It seemed like a rehearsal of her own life, terrible in its vividness.

He tells of his experiences with such vividness and clarity.

I remember the moment and the setting with crystalline vividness.

He said that to follow them was a waste of time, because details and vividness were in no way important.

She has the gift of being able to set a scene and a time with compelling vividness.

Soon after she had gone, a lightning flash came with increased vividness.

And he does not sacrifice vividness, understanding or the voices of the many key players.

Here is all the vividness that the hearsay stories lack.