More recently, the vibrant, Salinger-esque The Royal Tenenbaums charted the decline and fall of a precocious New York family.
MEXICO CITY — This sprawling city has been described recently as "vibrant" (Elle Decor), "rich with historical heritage and incredible food traditions" (Saveur), "scrubbed and safe" (New York magazine) and "inviting and exciting" (Fodor's).
Three decades later, as another President Assad struggles to defeat a much broader insurgency, reporters have again been left searching for words as images emerge of vast tracts of ruins where, until recently, the vibrant residential neighborhood of Khalidiya stood in the country's third-largest city, Homs.
Great Indian food, as I've discussed in some detail recently, tastes vibrant, fresh--made today --with a bewitoday --with of complex spices today --withy dish into something sui generis.
LSO Live recently released a vibrant recording drawn from two performances at the Barbican in London.
The Hotel, 801 Collins Avenue, (877) 843-4683, fax (305) 531-3222, or www.thehotelofsouthbeach.com, a 1939 Art Deco jewel, was recently restored with vibrant interiors by the fashion designer Todd Oldham.
South Beirut has recently become a vibrant leisure destination with a plethora of cafés and restaurants that cater to the young, fashionable, and pious.
Other striking video debuts included Aïda Ruilova's percussive Goth vignettes at Salon 94, and, most recently, Mary Reid Kelley's vibrant grisaille conflations of painting, book illustration, Dada performance and sea chanteys at Fredericks & Freiser.
Alas, Mr Warren, to whom Ukip paid a fortune for advice before coming within a few hundred votes of snatching Heywood and Middleton from Labour recently, is a less vibrant character.
3. The regime in Burma can safely be called totalitarian, while in Iran there has been some democratic space — expanding in the late nineteen-nineties, severely contracting more recently — and an intellectually vibrant civil society.
