Sentence examples similar to Gaining vibrancy from inspiring English sources
And the book, in turn, gains vibrancy and power from her personal experience with adversity.
Each story gains extra vibrancy from the watery environment alone (viscerally for those sitting within splash range).
And the 1963 Fellini movie gained a renewed vibrancy as an influence still rippling through the culture.
That's more than just their right: it's a positively healthy aspect of social living, and language as a whole gains from the vibrancy of street talk.
Prominent national retailers including Nike, F.A.O. Schwarz, Banana Republic, Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie arrived and the downtown gained a new vibrancy.
While TNR was practiced in Louisiana long before Hurricane Katrina, it has gained a renewed vibrancy in the state since the disaster.
It is little wonder that there are people who indulge in extremes -- sport, intoxication, brutality, madness -- in order to gain a lost sense of vibrancy and aliveness.
Real estate investment and redevelopment efforts in the Bay Street Corridor and North Shore are gaining speed, with hopes of increasing economic vibrancy throughout the borough.
Movies based in India that gain popularity overseas are most often replete with vibrancy and color.
"If you're blessed enough to grow older, which is how I look at aging, there's so much wisdom to be gained from people who are celebrating the process with vibrancy and vigor and grace," Oprah said in 2011.
