Sentence examples for vibrancy was from inspiring English sources

While pedestrian traffic had been reduced through the precincts since lockout laws were introduced, Callinan also found that prior to the laws, "vibrancy was unfortunately however, accompanied... by a degree of antisocial, and in the residents' terms, squalid and sleazy behaviour".

In his estimation, the town's blustery climate and its cultural vibrancy are intertwined.

The second biggest threat to America's vibrancy is the exploding federal debt.

Political ideas, economic vitality and cultural vibrancy were all linked by a single golden thread.

Her mental sharpness and vibrancy were a constant to the end.

This vibrancy is evident throughout the show, which was first presented last autumn at the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris.

Sara Mearns, a stage animal of rare vibrancy, is changing our idea of how a ballerina looks and projects.

Her vibrancy is in notable contrast with the minimalism of the apartment: all understated chic, bare brick and chrome fittings.

For decades, Fruitvale has been home to immigrants from various countries, and much of its vibrancy is still visible despite the violence.

She does it with fine attitude ("I'm very idealistic about big money," she announces), and when she leaves the stage for a while, her vibrancy is missed.

That vibrancy is one reason that his ink drawings from the period — where the brilliant hues have soaked into the page — are so compelling.