Sentence examples for some vibrant from inspiring English sources

With its hazy sonorities and harmonic meanderings, the music sounds like some vibrant and ruggedly American Impressionism.

As has been my experience, the wines were all over the map, some vibrant and fine, and others sweet and powerfully fruity; some harmonious, others disjointed.

Although his diction was characteristically crisp, his tone grew shouty at times, and, despite some vibrant moments, the arrogant god came off as unduly glum and monochromatic.

It is deplorable; it is heart-breaking; and I long to say some vibrant word, that should have vitality in it, and force.

And I wonder if Jia, a master filmmaker without a motor, doesn't need to find a setting where there's some vibrant, messy life going on.

That landmark event, early on in the early-music movement, showed that among the medieval treasures awaiting rediscovery were some vibrant proto-operas.

Her richly textured works — some darkly emotive and some colorfully vibrant — blend complex construction and accessible appeal; they are popular with both performers and audiences.

Yet all these songs were young once, and all felt in some way vibrant as they topped the charts.

Mr. Bastian came back with nearly 50 designs, including some very vibrant rugby stripes and others printed with patterns of dragonflies, cat figurines or Shiba Inu dogs.

The holiday season brings down-clad shoppers, bundled against the Midwest wind, who choose among the shop's Christmas tree ornaments, some with vibrant solid bold colors, others delicate wisps, for $15 to $95.

Some of Vibrant's existing ad units already worked on mobile, she said, but they weren't really designed for non-desktop devices.