Sentence examples for vibrancy do from inspiring English sources

Others, despite wealth and civil vibrancy, do notably badly.

A consistent fitness habit shows more than "I just care about how I look in the mirror" because our youth and vibrancy doesn't last forever.

Seen as God's waiting room by many, there is actually some real vibrancy here that could do with some investment..

I understand we are easy to overlook in some areas: when you think of the vibrancy of art, you don't instantly think of the Deep South.

"All the Millennials want to be downtown, as well as business professionals who get tired of driving and empty nesters who like the vibrancy of downtown and don't want the big house and the big yard".

Really, though, the story of the city is the story of friends, of affinity groups, of groups of kids brought together by love and convenience and vibrancy and just doing something, doing anything.

With enough lights that could light up a small village and a giant projector screen that had rope lights connected to it that would wrap around the set to all ascend to Coyne's mic perch, it was a production that after one song in hand enough power and vibrancy that it didn't matter anyone had to be at work in the next few hours, we all wanted this to go all night.

But questions about whether she can still bring her extraordinary vibrancy to any political task do not.

The result is songs that move toward the vibrancy of dance music but don't always arrive, getting caught instead in little eddies of melancholy.

Politicians have already recognised the damage that regulation can do to the vibrancy of equity markets: hence the looser listing requirements for "emerging growth companies" (Twitter among them) under the year-old JOBS act.

Do not doubt the vibrancy of the historical occasion.