Sentence examples for looks vibrant from inspiring English sources

CHENGDU, China — With more than 100 tall cranes on the skyline, this metropolis in western China looks vibrant at first glance despite the country's sharp economic slowdown.

From the home page everything looks vibrant but once you jump into settings or IM or anything then it turns dark and dreary.

She looked vibrant and hardy.

The recreated 19th century maritime village looked vibrant.

The filters reduce light bulbs' radiant energy by half, yet "the paintings continue to look vibrant," Mr. Druzik said.

'You really think I look vibrant and intelligent like this?' asks Satrapi, straining to keep her eyes half-shut.

Monson's father, looking vibrant beyond the medical boot on his right foot, stood and watched from behind the scorer's table.

There are artful touches: The poems that Qays scrawls on walls come from a medieval story of devotion that inspired the scenario, while Ms. Abd Elhadi can look vibrant in close-up.

Eventually, the strapping young men and women, looking vibrant in fatigues of desert colors, filed in, with heads high and backs straight, as the rows of bent and paunchy veterans applauded, shook hands, and patted backs.

Princess Anne, wearing sunglasses and a fairly miserable expression, like one of the Sopranos, or someone who had made a mistake with Joe Pesci's drinks order in Goodfellas, was said to look "vibrant in pink".

For someone who in the past has seemed to be his own Daniel Chester French statute -- lugubrious, ponderous and marmoreal -- he looked vibrant, alive and delighted on stage, surrounded by his "band of brothers".