Sentence examples for far more vibrant from inspiring English sources

In a far more vibrant dressing room, the other Horrors talk.

Snapchat's social network is far more vibrant than Snow's, she said, but in China, Snow could fill a fun niche.

Imagery like that is far more vibrant than the mechanical ways in which these stories move toward doom.

But the contents of the Cairo Genizah show that Jews were allowed a far more vibrant lifestyle, and treated much more tolerantly, than had been assumed.

For younger collectors, every country that issues stamps now offers far more vibrant images in much livelier formats, from cartoon characters to desert animals to space-age holograms.

South Korea's far more vibrant civil society successfully introduced the theme of fighting corruption in politics into the most recent legislative elections with a similar blacklist movement.

The residential experience enriches our students' education, making it far more grounded, more vibrant, and more meaningful.

It would have taken a far more inventive, vibrant script to pull off something so audacious.

Even in a far more economically vibrant place like New York City, the police slow-down following the protests over the Eric Garner killing didn't result in an uptick in crime, but did cost the City $5 million in fines (including parking and speeding tickets, other moving violations and petty crimes).

Scotland is a far more confident and vibrant country now than it was then.

And women's tennis is far more exciting and vibrant for having her back at the top of their powers.