There's a stunning clarity and vibrancy in Art Wolfe's wildlife portraits that help lift THE LIVING WILD (Wildlands Press, $55) well beyond the typical cuddly-critter and fangs-of-death coffee-table fare.
One looks for -- and expects -- lightness and vibrancy in lesser Burgundy chardonnays as a change from weightier California interpretations of the grape, but many of these wines were disappointingly thin.
"This consortium represents an unprecedented partnership between historically competing news organisations, and promises to deliver a breadth and vibrancy in national and local coverage no one can match," said Wood, who will advise the group.
She distinguished herself by infusing life and vibrancy in our community.
There was a hop and vibrancy in her step then that, 20 years later after four hours of sleep at night, she just couldn't muster.
Oh sure, you have moments of life and vibrancy, but in the end, the tired is always looming in the shadows, waiting to take over your body when all you want to do is be productive after the kids go to bed.
Heyward is more interested in showing off his vocabulary than in inhabiting his characters, and the only vibrancy in the story is generated by the portrait of Bess's addiction to drugs and to her bullying stevedore lover, Crown, who she knows is no good.
Numerous domestic and international observers have struggled to detect vibrancy in the back-and-forth between Ms. Merkel's camp and Mr. Steinbrück's over any range of issues — child allowance for nonworking mothers, how best to preserve generally good and cheap health care, and even what Berlin really intends for the 17-nation euro zone or the 28-member European Union.
At their second conference in Benin, Patrick Kamdem, a young member from Cameroon, set out their vision "to create an enabling space so that young women and men can channel their creativities, potentialities and vibrancies in transforming their communities".
