Sentence examples for something vibrant from inspiring English sources

"They're giving us pleasure and something vibrant and vital in our lives".

The word gig suggests something vibrant or youthful, with its links to live music and computers.

Here, time is folded back on itself, with the artist subtly transforming a piece of art history into something vibrant and new.

The main motivation for removing it seems to be the architects' desire to play at being artists, which is almost always a bad sign, and to create something "vibrant", which is even worse.

A ploughman's is about relatively big, strident, readily understandable flavours which, even if the component ingredients are pretty one-dimensional (sadly, they often are), combine to produce something vibrant.

She is in the tradition of the colourists: they elevated colour in a way that is not always obvious in the Scottish landscape, turning its muted hues into something vibrant.

But while the Californian dream may have been over, something more vibrant was being born.

Even Rosing's pivotal line is transformed: gone is its crisp wholesomeness and in its stead something sensual, vibrant, alive.

Such biographies may be useful to the scholar, but they cheat a lay reader of something more vibrant and sensuous, which only comes through an imaginative connection.

Great for something more vibrant and contemporary than the traditional green options, it will add a bit of gaiety to your yuletide decorations, while the stylish snow  effect is really pretty.

The metropolis has made a warp-speed transformation from a bureaucratic seat, shunned by India's artistic and financial élites, into something vast, vibrant, and — in some good ways and some very bad — out of control.