Sentence examples for given the vibrancy of from inspiring English sources
In the fourth movement there is an unexpected series of crazily chromatic chords; but in this performance, given the vibrancy of what had preceded it, it seemed utterly natural.
Given the vibrancy of the Democratic Party's activist wing, both candidates in the Virginia race have fought to stake out the most progressive flank, with Northam highlighting Perriello's squishy past on reproductive freedom, for which he has since apologized, saying his views have evolved.
Coupling this theory with the basic marketing mix and the resource-based view, it will give the vibrancy of the review for the European chocolate industry (McCarthy 1964; Wernerfelt 1984).
Given the creativity and vibrancy of the American economy and the American people, we can still make the changes that matter.
Whether or not he had intended to counter the influence of Wang Bi, this should give an indication of the vibrancy of the Learning in the Profound.
Given the freshness of the ingredients, the vibrancy of the pastes and spices (the chillies for the sambal are imported from Malaysia), this is quite the bargain.
A CITYWIDE surge of new construction and conversions of older buildings in Norwalk has given the city a vibrancy it has not experienced in decades.
Its location in the heart of the major urban center in America and its close contact with the institutions of New York City give the College vibrancy.
The signatories say that even in "narrow economic terms" it would be wrong to neglect the importance of the arts and humanities, given the booming creative economy and vibrancy of Britain's museums, galleries and theatres.
These distinctions have practical relevance in the search for therapeutic interventions aimed at restoring the vibrancy of older tissues or organs.
