Use "vignette" in a sentence

1. Perfect for a brief vignette in an evening composed of several attractions

2. exam, nothing helps narrow the diagnosis than the reflexes mentioned in the vignette

3. for the affected patient in an exam vignette

4. The cover of Songs for Young Lovers is a staged photographic vignette: a couple of young lovers walk in the shadows of the foreground, while another couple appears lit in the background, and a wan and solitary Frank Sinatra stands, cigarette in hand, beneath a streetlamp

5. This was as heartbreaking a vignette as you could possibly imagine

6. On his death, the press recalled the forgotten incident of the Poetic Festival and reprinted the sonnet with a Modernist vignette of fleshy maidens and gold cornucopias, and the guardian angels of poetry took advantage of the opportunity to clarify matters: the sonnet seemed so bad to the younger generation that no one could doubt any longer that it had, in fact, been composed by the dead Chinese