Sentence examples for particularly vibrant from inspiring English sources

Traditional aspects of Scottish and Acadian culture are particularly vibrant.

The Seattle fans — known throughout M.L.S. as a particularly vibrant group — created a stirring setting.

I ask Olyphant if he feels like he's living through a particularly vibrant time for TV.

The readings scene is particularly vibrant here, said Adam Greenfield, the director of new play development at Playwrights Horizons.

Much has been made of the notion that Mr. Tarantino wanted the blood to be a particularly vibrant red.

Fred was a visionary leader, presiding over the College during a particularly vibrant period in its history.

Opening young Israeli minds to the outside world, particularly the vibrant American Jewish community itself, can only help the Jewish state.

But the intergalactic fantasy is much less frequently associated with Baltimore club, a genre that's intrinsically tied to urban life, particularly the vibrant, tough city that birthed it.

"I think we'll look back and see this as a particularly interesting and vibrant time for education, but that's not to say I necessarily agree with everything that either of them says".

Eat more nuts and seeds, legumes, and fresh fruits and vegetables, particularly produce with vibrant, rich colors.[28].

It's a vibrant club, particularly at the training ground.