Sentence examples for a vibe of from inspiring English sources
The second was a vibe of improvisational zaniness that remained undiminished for nearly nine years.
I just wanted to get a vibe of how things were.
"I'm thinking we need more of a vibe of a masc woman," Latta said.
The lines gave the affair a vibe of exclusivity, although, really, they were long mostly because the houses could only fit one or two people at a time.
Retiring and precise, professorial in demeanor, he had a vibe of virtue rather than of ambition, and I followed his ascent back home with curiosity and some wonder.
"It had a vibe of, like, Urban Outfitters — concrete floor, high beam ceilings, all the stock was on the floor," said Mr. Dearing.
"There's more of a vibe to it".
His music creates a surreal vibe of a foreign place that you could never travel to.
You can always get a general vibe of an episode by who narrates the cold open and Derek, though many things, is usually a voice of philosophic calm.
It has a vibe all of its own.
He's got a tone, though, heavily echoed and thin as a harpsichord's, and a pervasive vibe of grief.
