Sentence examples for less vibrancy from inspiring English sources
"Cancer," Fanny Mann said, with no less vibrancy.
The muffling or outright sequestration of half the population drains the variety and vibrancy from public life, makes men less interesting and sometimes less sensitive, removes from the visible scene and the field of journalism one of the crucial aspects of human life.
But unlike the UK's vibrant pop and dance scenes, the kind of homegrown guitar music that sells – Bombay Bicycle Club, the 1975, Bastille et al – seems to reflect the vibrancy of modern Britain far less than Blur, Oasis or Pulp ever did.
If Rafael Davila is less sensational as Pollione (hey, I said golden, not perfect), the tenor certainly has the stamina and vibrancy for the role.
The graceless tantrums of those who would subjugate the majestic diversity of American verse into a single historiography -- or, worse yet, denigrate the vibrancy and vitality of the work the poets of the nation are now producing -- are less welcome now than ever before.
The vibrancy ravished him.
LESS than a year ago, New Rochelle leaders were banking their city's future on a new wave of development, a multitude of projects designed to restore vibrancy to downtown.
"We will lose our vibrancy.
There are elements of real economic vibrancy.
