Sentence examples for the less vibrant from inspiring English sources

The more Darling becomes an American, the less vibrant Bulawayo's writing becomes.

But the closer Karras and Clay got to the present, the less vibrant they became.

There was substantial benefit too in the injury that ended Mathieu Flamini's night, with the less vibrant, if more experienced, Gilberto Silva taking over in the 42nd minute.

You don't need a lot of water; the more water, the less vibrant the chalk color in your hair will ultimately be.

At this time of year in the U.S., the sunlight suddenly seems less vibrant, summer fruits give way to root vegetables in farmers markets and it feels as if the holidays and winter's chill are just around the corner.

After 2009, the movement surrounding the Dam gradually became less vibrant as Bangladesh faced other political and social crises.

Leicester were the latest Premier League newcomers to fail in their attempts to thwart Chelsea, even though the hosts were a less vibrant and fearsome outfit than the one which impressed in victory over Burnley on Monday.

Yes, Paul Hunter's Dogberry could shed a tic or two and Ewan Stewart's Don Pedro, the abiding trickster, takes less vibrant command of that part than does Adam James across the Thames.

State Senator Jeffrey D. Klein, who represents the area, said Van Nest's banking problem is one reason the business community is less vibrant than neighboring Morris Park's, which can boast of several bank branches.

The XR may offer a tad less vibrant experience, but the large 6.1-inch LCD phone is sure to be Apple's best seller thanks to how similar it is to the XS.

While it appears indeed untouched by the large sites, it could just mean that the freelancing scene is a lot less vibrant in Asia, with the majority of workers preferring full-time jobs.