Sentence examples for lost vibrancy from inspiring English sources

A consensus formed that the area had lost vibrancy and that many of its buildings — on average 75 years old — were ill suited for the digital age.

"It will cost the cities more in increased payment for services, lost vibrancy and lost quality of life".

The stadium in that time has lost any vibrancy.

The years may blur, but the clothes have not lost their vibrancy.

But he never lost his vibrancy and good humor, Ms. Crenna said, nor the belief that he would recover.

But he says that Broadway has lost the vibrancy it had when he was just starting out there in the 1970's.

Colours lost their vibrancy, the TV wasn't as clear anymore — that's how it started.

Colors lost their vibrancy, the TV wasn't as clear anymore — that's how it started.

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".

"We will lose our vibrancy.

"I like to keep most herbs quite unchopped because I think the more you chop them, you bruise them and then they lose their vibrancy," she said.