Sentence examples for true vibrancy from inspiring English sources
(Anderson) Toots & the Maytals (Sunday and Tuesday) The Grammy-winning reggae and ska ensemble deliver a true vibrancy onstage; their lengthy sets become transformative dance parties of deep grooves and congenial banter.
Meanwhile, the leadership of the United States is increasingly targeting the tech sector — one of the few areas of true vibrancy in the American economy — and trying to undermine it at every turn.
That the juxtaposition of actual Native American culture with its corporate appropriation would do no favors for the latter is true — the vibrancy of an actual powwow versus the obnoxious Tomahawk Chop is no contest — but it's no excuse for shunting one group off to the margins, which is exactly what the Mets did.
In general, as long as the rover images are made during mid-day on Mars, the vibrancy of true color Pancam images would be very close to what the naked eye would see on Mars.
It is modern, forward thinking and a true recognition of the vibrancy of what rural Scotland should be".
While decades of isolation have helped this century-old observation hold true, on arrival in July I was immediately struck by the vibrancy and a palpable sense of change in the air.
Of course it hasn't turned out to be true: what has saved downtown, and perhaps the entire city, is the vibrancy of the rest of the place, separate from Ground Zero.
Therefore, as long as there is sufficient light on the surface of Mars, the Pancam "true color" images are quite likely to approximate the hue and saturation (think of it as vibrancy) a human on the surface would see with the naked eye.
"The creative quarter is starting to bring a new vibrancy to the town and with HS1 (railway) bringing new people in this will be a true renaissance.
The same holds true for Dawal Bait, who came to Nairobi from Khartoum in 1997, and stayed to enjoy the freedom and vibrancy of a frantically growing city connected to the wider world.
