Sentence examples for new vibrancy from inspiring English sources

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Edward J. Goldberg, a spokesman for Macy's, said it was "starting to see signs of new vibrancy" in the market.

On the contrary, her decision to come out and transition into a woman seemed to bestow in her a new vibrancy.

But every factor that would seem to be dragging "Tooth" into the shadows of nostalgia instead gives it a new vibrancy.

Prominent national retailers including Nike, F.A.O. Schwarz, Banana Republic, Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie arrived and the downtown gained a new vibrancy.

Seventeen years after Salman Rushdie's shot across the bow with "Midnight's Children," a new generation of Indian writers was, in Granta's words, "matching India's new vibrancy with their own".

For different faiths, ethnicities, orientations, disabilities and genders this can be exacerbated by feeling like an isolated voice attempting to inject new ideas, vibrancy and perspectives into an environment that can often feel like the establishment, despite its creative bent.

At the heart of the new cultural vibrancy is the area around Temescal Alley – described as "Williamsburg-esque" by fashion website Style.com – and nearby Telegraph Avenue, where the monthly street festival First Fridays takes place.

A1 Tables Are Turning The closing of three venerable New York restaurants may signal the new competitiveness and vibrancy of New York's restaurant scene, not its decline, experts say.

The 17th Century building is given a modern edge and vibrancy, with new designs each year, offering guests an opportunity to sleep in works of art by artists like graffiti legend Tilt, Mass Confusion, Mist, and Julien Colombier.

What gives his new play exceptional vibrancy, though, is its decision to draw parallels between rehab and theatrical process, and to present the action from the addict's point of view.