Sentence examples for * vibrancy in from inspiring English sources

During summer heatwaves, the afternoon heat stress limits public life vibrancy in Adelaide.

What's just as striking is Mr Redmayne's vibrancy in the film's later stretches.

It contributes to an impression of energy and vibrancy in the wine, which can be attractive.

"There's a kind of vibrancy in all of this," she said.

She distinguished herself by infusing life and vibrancy in our community.

There's more spiritual vibrancy in Skid Row than anywhere else, period".

"After all they have achieved there is a real vibrancy in the team.

We might hope for a freer vibrancy in the tone and a broader palette of poetic expression.

Given this internationally connected vibrancy in house music, I suppose I'll have to open my mind up a bit.

Edward J. Goldberg, a spokesman for Macy's, said it was "starting to see signs of new vibrancy" in the market.

The chief executive, William Ruprecht, said, "We've seen great vibrancy in our U.S. and international sales rooms".