Sentence examples for its vibrancy from inspiring English sources

"He was one of the people who shaped the modern mainstream publishing industry and helped give it its vibrancy.

Here are a dozen ways to cook the vegetable so that it retains its vibrancy, flavor, all-important texture and appealing color.

Members of local school boards in Texas signed a resolution declaring that standardized tests are strangling education and draining it of its vibrancy and excitement for learners.

Farr saw the 1946 colour version as poorer than the black and white original; he said it had lost its "vibrancy" and "atmosphere", and that the new depiction of the Congolese landscape was unconvincing and more like a European zoo than the "parched, dusty expanses of reality".

The city is a building site, and it's a tribute to its vibrancy how little this matters once you're inside it.

The tomato juice should increase the acidic pH of your hair, allowing it to regain some of its vibrancy.

New Yorkers tempted to seriously consider Mr. Muschamp's heresy may first want to consider the remarkable fact that through the best and worst of times, their amazing city never loses its signature vibrancy or its cultural supremacy.

The great little authentic taquería will give way to yet another Taco Bell, the panadería to Panera's, as Port Chester may forfeit some of its current vibrancy to enjoy its ultimate renewal.

While notorious for its gangs, its racially tinged police brutality, and its intractable poverty, Watts is also noteworthy for its cultural vibrancy and the palpable neighborhood pride of its residents.

While notorious for its gangs, its racially tinged police brutality, and its intractable poverty, Watts is also noteworthy for its cultural vibrancy and the palpable neighbourhood pride of its residents.

With its one-year anniversary approaching and seven exhibitions to show for it, Able Baker Contemporary has so far made good on its promise of returning Portland's art scene to its past vibrancy.