Sentence examples for no vibrancy from inspiring English sources

Being out in the Meadowlands, there is no vibrancy or energy other than hanging out in the parking lot".

There was simply no vibrancy to their first-half attacking, with the only real threat coming through a burst forward from Luke Shaw.

"Cancer," Fanny Mann said, with no less vibrancy.

There is no sense of vibrancy, mischief or evolution, and the gods' interplay with the muses is glancing, barely there.

But there was no lack of vibrancy here: Switching between the treble viol and the larger, deeper lyra viol, Mr. Savall produced a kaleidoscopic sound.

In addition, the group's director, Mary Terey-Smith, also favors relaxed tempos, but this preference exacts no cost in vibrancy or -- in movements like the Contredanse en Rondeau from the "Boreades" Suite -- sheer rambunctiousness.

The stadium in that time has lost any vibrancy.

Even as young adults increasingly put off marriage, the traditional assumption that saying "I do" at the altar can help pump new vibrancy into congregational life no longer appears valid, new research indicates.

As internal as the narratives of "Ulysses" and "To the Lighthouse" feel, there's no doubt as to the vibrancy of the characters in those modernist masterpieces of the generation that followed James.

Which may also explain why she believes, "There are no words that can describe the vibrancy of my audition".

And if his presence in American fiction was pretty much limited to other people's novels, that is no small tribute to his personal vibrancy.