Sentence examples for a less vibrant from inspiring English sources

Monkey agrees with Carr's sentiment that it is a "less vibrant place without him".

And a less vibrant and agile civil society signals a reduction in long-term development for the many.

In a less vibrant print "The Red Balloon" would still be touching and ingenious, but it wouldn't be half as funny.

Alas, Mr Warren, to whom Ukip paid a fortune for advice before coming within a few hundred votes of snatching Heywood and Middleton from Labour recently, is a less vibrant character.

More humans traversing the rocks will also inevitably yield a less vibrant ecosystem.

Leicester were the latest Premier League newcomers to fail in their attempts to thwart Chelsea, even though the hosts were a less vibrant and fearsome outfit than the one which impressed in victory over Burnley on Monday.

This is my job, but I freely admit that if Dragon Age were any less masterly in its overall design and conception, any less captivating in its characterizations and stories, any less rewarding in its combat and progression, any less vibrant in its weaving of an entire alternate reality, I would have felt fully justified in abandoning it and moving on to less intimidating fare.

"If you have multiple major airline bankruptcies, you're going to have a smaller, less vibrant system, and that will support a whole lot less economic activity in the U.S.," said Robert L. Crandall, former chief executive of American Airlines.

The world is a bit less vibrant without you.

That may mean safer roads, but it also means a bumpier, less vibrant economy.

And Ryan's Bitter tastes fine, if a little less vibrant than I had hoped.