Sentence examples for quite vibrant from inspiring English sources

There is a quite vibrant personality behind that table on the classroom wall.

And Catholic life in the city, here and there, was still quite vibrant.

"She's confident, quite vibrant, very friendly – she's just very confident," she says.

"Because we're quite vibrant, loud-mouthed and edgy, we're lucky that our biggest marketing tool is other people.

China's web community is quite vibrant and inventive, often re-posting content when censors remove it, using technology to view banned sites, or employing analogies or homonymic characters.

There is usually a display of paintings or photography by local artists (often for sale) and there are fliers and pamphlets about local events, proving that this sleepy-looking community is actually quite vibrant.

The LCD display is colour accurate, but not quite as vibrant as some AMOLED rivals.

There is no bar on earth quite so vibrant as a bar filled with Israelis.

It's not quite as vibrant as the screen of the Galaxy S6, but that will suit many.

Kigali is filled with interesting art galleries, but none are quite so vibrant — or have such an endearing back story — as Niyo Art Gallery.

It's also colourful and bright, but not quite as vibrant as Samsung's highly saturated AMOLED screens on the Galaxy S6 series, which some may prefer.