Sentence examples for example of a vibrant from inspiring English sources

For an example of a vibrant regional theatre punching above its weight, you need look no further: because if this doesn't razzle-dazzle you you ought to see an optician.

Jenna Ushkowitz Here's yet another example of a vibrant glistening lip done right.

It is such a formidable challenge that some have argued "[t]o date, an example of a vibrant and successful merger of academic health centers remains to be found" [ 25].

Camus, for example, wrote a vibrant review of the work of René Char (Camus 1935 1936), and saw in the work of Francis Ponge an eminent illustration of the task of literature in the absurd situation of post-war France (Camus 1943).

While not quite nurturing of her budding artistic interests as a child, Ono's parents did provide her with a vibrant example of a loving relationship, between two creatives nonetheless.

It remains a shining (and rare) example in the Muslim world of a vibrant democracy with the rule of law and a thriving free-market economy.

One of the best examples is a vibrant drawing by the designer Juozas Jankus, from a late-1960s profuction of "Porgy and Bess" in Vilnius, Lithuania.

The painting that Christie's is selling is a particularly vibrant example of a Johns flag, in encaustic, an ancient technique in which pigment is suspended in wax, giving each brush stroke a distinct materiality.

"The rest of the country has always looked to NYC as an example of vibrant and successful charter schools, and we hope that trend will continue," she said.

The Chinese-born Ms. Zhang, for example, a vibrant conductor, has thrived at the New York Philharmonic.

For example, there is a vibrant oyster population near the Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge (formerly the Tappan Zee Bridge).