Sentence examples for be vibrant from inspiring English sources
adjective
Pulsing with energy or activity.
- He has a vibrant personality.
But it has to be vibrant color.
"Tradition should be vibrant, it should be evolutional.
The block used to be "vibrant", Timmons says.
To see that sort of look would be vibrant and refreshing".
He would increase investments in infrastructure, so that more places could be vibrant economic hubs.
Many forecasters contend that markets will always be vibrant enough to withstand terrorist acts.
"Aviation continues to be vibrant in this area," Mr. Boyd said.
Villages should be beautiful, but they must be vibrant communities full of life too".
"I realized that if you build a New Age highway, you need it to be vibrant and dynamic," says Wong, now 33.
Alt-weeklies used to be vibrant and well-respected parts of the media ecosystem; they bred star journalists and covered local controversies that their more mainstream daily competitors were sometimes too timid to address.
"On a little page, you want it to be vibrant and have a voice," she says.
