Sentence examples for vibrant about from inspiring English sources

One of the favorite refrains about New York is that much of what is outlandish or vibrant about the city is only possible there — or that, in a place so dense and diverse, those qualities take on unique proportions.

You could stand in the Blitz club and look round you and there'd be future journalists and filmmakers and writers and musicians and a young Boy George taking coats at the coat check … There was something really vibrant about it.

"Hermeto is creative in the most fundamental and invigorating kind of way, with an expansive imagination like a child's, a hugeness about his sources of inspiration and a vibrant curiosity about sound, a feeling that anywhere we are, there are sounds going on that can become part of musical experiences".

When the water is boiling, blanch the broccoli until vibrant green – about one minute – and strain.

He's at his best when spurned, as on the vibrant single "About a Girl".

Whole sections of the once vibrant downtown, about 25 miles southwest of Port-au-Prince, were flattened in the earthquake.

There is a vibrant subculture about signing on the Internet, which has made sign language (and foreign languages) more accessible.

Blurred Lines represents part of an increasingly vibrant conversation about achieving genuine equality for our daughters (and sons).

(Mandarin Chinese is not an official language in enough countries and, in any case, there is a vibrant debate about whether Chinese is really a single tongue).

There is a vibrant debate about decentralisation across England and across all parties but this has been excluded from the Evel plan.

His words are suddenly flowing, vibrant; telling about this moment, he has become the hero in his own life, the subject rather than the object.