Sentence examples for complicated vibrant from inspiring English sources
Mother-daughter relationships can be complementary or complicated, vibrant or non-existent, friendly or oppressive.
Things became more complicated, though, as the piece progressed in this vibrant performance, full of character and sweep, especially the glowing account of the expansive slow movement.
This is not complicated – America is becoming more diverse and younger and more vibrant.
It is a bit perplexing that McDonald's hasn't been able to leverage its acumen managing complicated logistics and producing good food at reasonable prices to create other vibrant food brands.
"In the long, immensely complicated part of the adolescent girl, Julie Harris, a very gifted young actress, gives an extraordinary performance — vibrant, full of anguish and elation by turns, rumpled, unstable, egotistic and unconsciously cruel," Brooks Atkinson wrote in The New York Times.
That quirky, complicated, immensely rewarding community life, manifested in Little League games, middle-school dances and neighborhood socializing, is itself the most vibrant and fully developed character in the book.
