Sentence examples for much more vibrant from inspiring English sources

This has made for a much more vibrant and diverse winemaking scene.

I think because of our political differences we've got a much more vibrant economy that is outperforming most metropolitan areas".

"Jason was much more vibrant in his personality, more outgoing, a little bit of a prankster, very, very intelligent".

The letters between father and son take on a much more vibrant tone when music is the subject.

Just imagine how much more vibrant that part of the downtown would be, with that building used to its capacity.

Having sampled beers all over Europe, I was surprised by how much more vibrant the brew tasted at its source.

A recent symposium at the Ecological Society of America in Portland, OR, U.S.A., highlighted how biological soil crust research has changed since the early days: the research community is now much larger, more vibrant, interconnected, and open to exploring the breadth, diversity, and importance of biological soil crusts.

The media became much more open and vibrant, although those who were too openly critical of the administration were subject to harassment, notably during Kuchma's presidency (1994 2005).

I tested several classic French braised lettuce recipes, but as promising as these looked on paper, they didn't appeal to me nearly as much as the more vibrant Chinese stir-fried lettuce dishes I tried, or the puréed soups.

"With New York becoming a much more livable and vibrant place," he said, "people began to discover that it had a great history, the Ric Burns documentary being a prime example".

"Once women begin recognizing these more ambiguous settings as opportunities for romantic possibility," Ms. Massa said, "they really start seeing their love lives as much more intriguing and vibrant than they did when they were only judging themselves by how many 'dates' they had lined up".