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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a vibrant note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that adds energy, color, or liveliness to a situation, piece of writing, or artistic work.
Example: "The artist's use of bright colors added a vibrant note to the otherwise muted landscape."
Alternatives: "a lively touch" or "an energetic element".
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The magazine Progressive Architecture considered it "a vibrant note on a depressing street".
Ms. Shelton sang with panache during the almost 30-minute, colorfully scored cycle, which concluded on a vibrant note with a sultry, dancelike section.
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Nowhere was this more apparent than in the performance of Steve Reich's "Music for 18 Musicians," which ended Sunday morning's concert on a vibrant, celebratory note.
They yield a Sauvignon Blanc with vibrant notes of green: lime zest on the nose, garden mint on the finish.
Vibrant notes of cassis and spice, silky palate.
Not long after your start baking the cake, the vibrant notes of saffron permeate the kitchen.
CKX also controls the rights to all things Elvis, among other holdings, and has "a vibrant policing organization," notes Robert F. X . Sillerman the company's chairman and C.E.O.
He noted that a vibrant classified-ad section was both a revenue source and a reason that people buy the paper and visit the Web site.
The couple bought the property six years ago for $2.25 million and created a vibrant living space featuring monochromatic notes, vibrant wall coverings and modern fixtures.
But this doesn't take away from the fact that Kiedis' gutter-fame narrative illuminates the life of a vibrant musical legend, and his notes on meditation and love affairs have a lot to teach.
One reason behind that decision was that a vibrant weekly gathering of local shape note singers (among them Yale students, faculty, and staff) already takes place on campus, and some of the singers, including Wenger, are involved in the project.
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