Sentence examples for relatively vibrant from inspiring English sources

This is particularly apparent in regional economies outside Tokyo, which remains relatively vibrant.

Its adoption in Russia's most European city and one with a relatively vibrant gay scene has sparked an international outcry.

When Pitchfork launched in 1996 the British music press was still relatively vibrant, buoyed by the success of Britpop.

Haiti is a relatively vibrant society endowed with smart and resourceful citizens who have a better idea of the possible than even the most diploma-laden foreign experts.

What's most remarkable, perhaps, is that the industry remains relatively vibrant in the face of an American media culture that appears so determined to marginalize it.

Kuwait, a small, oil-rich country with a relatively vibrant elected Parliament, has been a staunch American ally ever since United States troops led the effort to liberate it from Iraq in 1991.

Poletown was once a vibrant, relatively harmonious district of blacks and Poles.

In a program featuring three classics of the relatively small but vibrant viola repertory, the drama was conveyed almost entirely through the piano parts.

The downtown core is relatively small but vibrant; it has retained its historic architecture and a pedestrian-friendly atmosphere with many restaurants, pubs, markets, and street entertainers.

New York has a relatively large and vibrant moderate-income housing industry, although few of those builders were willing to talk about their interest in Queens West for fear of angering the city officials they deal with every day.

"My favorite indie bookstore is Book Passage in Corte Madera, CA. I was just there to give a talk and it blew me away how in this day and age a relatively small but vibrant independent bookstore could thrive with all sorts of activity, not the least of which is people lining up to buy books in the middle of the afternoon on a Thursday.