Sentence examples for vibrancy by from inspiring English sources

The smaller roles of the "tarts" are played with winning vibrancy by Tara Sissom, Lee Stark and Kate Arrington, particularly touching as the would-be bride Cora.

Performed with naturalistic vibrancy by a fine cast directed by Michael Attenborough, "Enemies" oozes the juicy ruling-class angst, idiosyncrasy and moral paralysis associated with classic Russian fiction.

Her story of an ego-bruising job interview with a celebrated architect unfolds in a caffeinated rush of bruised feelings and thorny resentment, rendered with captivating comic vibrancy by Ms. Serralles.

Each project results in a community-driven plan for increasing active transportation and community vibrancy by intervening in the public realm.

Ensembles build with Donizetti's characteristic burbling energy, a vibrancy captured by Gregory Buchalter's conducting of the scrappy orchestra.

Mr. Koestenbaum provides a very close reading of Bess's surfaces, especially his use of the palette knife and the visual vibrancy created by his quite careful trowelings.

It was her first collaboration with Bradford Young, the cinematographer whose work gives "Middle of Nowhere" an emotional vibrancy matched by the actors' performances.

For now London can, and should, bask in the warmth that comes from the vibrancy injected by the Games that not even the changeable British weather can diminish.

They were on their home ground, playing on an unused strip, ludicrously close to the cathedral-window stand (it has no name, apparently), with the best pace attack on the circuit and a vibrancy stoked by their fresh-faced captain, Chris Read.

In this paper, we present a formal analysis of the neighborhood vibrancy created by urban form.

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