Sentence examples for unusually vibrant from inspiring English sources
Joe Bannister is an unusually vibrant, nervy Orlando.
The result is an unusually vibrant food subculture concentrated in a very small area.
New York, Waldman points out, has an unusually vibrant culture of food hounds sniffing around for the hidden-away kimchi joint or fresh tortilla source.
Unusually vibrant criticism by some politicians and the Pakistani press after the raid compelled them to try to repair the reputation of the military and the intelligence agency, which the army controls.
Schooner from £3. 4 Kitchen Street, blacklodgebrewing.co.uk That Rastafarianism has its own vegan tradition (adherents follow an "ital" diet) may have passed you by, but Ital Fresh's unusually vibrant street food is not to be missed.
But the initial weeks of Christmas shopping, a boom time for the book business, have yielded surprisingly strong sales for many bookstores, which report that they have been lifted by an unusually vibrant selection; customers who seem undeterred by pricier titles; and new business from people who used to shop at Borders, the chain that went out of business this year.
But it has an unusually broad and vibrant community base.
Measuring nearly 8 feet by 7 feet, the painting is unusually large and of vibrant orange and reds.
Other singers returning to roles they sang in the last Met "Rheingold" also seemed at their best, especially the husky-voiced baritone Richard Paul Fink as a menacing and unusually spry Alberich, and the vibrant tenor Philip Langridge as the wily demigod Loge.
Places like the Moskva Vodka Bar with a number of distinct bars mashed into three levels, or the back-lit marble jewelry box of a place at Escobar with its live jazz, or the heavy metal and garage music of Enigma Bar, are vibrant venues to mix it up with Adelaide's unusually good-natured glamazons, Goths and preppies.
At Ulrich's Meat Market here in Pella, a town of 10,000, Joe Becker, the owner, said he was enjoying an unusually profitable year, a sentiment echoed by other business owners lining the vibrant Dutch-style center square.
