Sentence examples for surprisingly vibrant from inspiring English sources

Take advantage of the surprisingly vibrant nightlife.

I've also found a surprisingly vibrant cancer network in virtual space — on Twitter, Facebook and elsewhere.

Novels in verse have become a surprisingly vibrant and popular literary form with young readers.

It was here before I arrived (over 20 years ago) and has been surprisingly vibrant over all these years.

But this small group of people quickly found an economic niche in an era of depression, and developed a surprisingly vibrant web of institutions.

The researchers also uncovered evidence that China's vast censorship system is underpinned by a surprisingly vibrant, capitalistic market where companies compete to offer better censorship technology and services.

That's a shame, because this third album is surprisingly lean, vibrant and enjoyable.

Surprisingly a vibrant and impactful art scene that has foundational roots in NYC streets and culture is once again celebrated more often by major museum exhibits elsewhere in the world.

The Kennedy Center's self-conscious "Sunday," staged by Eric Schaeffer, isn't nearly as successful as its vibrant, surprisingly fresh-feeling "Company," directed by Sean Mathias.

Not surprisingly given the vibrant nature of the eBay community, a number of fixes to the current rating system have been suggested over the years.

You can zoom and scroll easily in any of the Office formats and PDF, and photos were surprisingly sharp and vibrant (if slow to load), though line drawings and diagrams showed pixellation.