Sentence examples for vibrant affection from inspiring English sources
A vibrant affection for a place, time and culture — 1970s Oakland/Berkeley, blaxploitation films and funky jazz — feeds that energy, but there's more.
Since creators see the BBC, in the words of one delegate, as 'the centrepiece of a vibrant creative community', let's hope the BBC can work harder to reciprocate that affection.
Next came Gabriel Erkoreka's "Duduk II," named after the traditional Armenian oboe whose vibrant modal music and somewhat doleful timbre the composer brought to life with care and affection.
It bristled like the angular splinters in the woodwork; it pulsed in the air, a disturbance that was deep, subtle, and voiceless, the vibrant presence of low-pitched rivalries, masked by politeness, or sometimes by hostile displays of affection.
That, in turn, makes for an Othello as readily given over to rage and tears (this is the weepiest Othello I've encountered) as he is to affection and trust, and Olivia Vinall's wrenching Desdemona — an outstanding National debut – suggests a vibrant slip of a thing fighting for her life against the violent misunderstandings that escalate around her.
Arguably, the core attraction has always been the family's gleefully eccentric personalities, their affection for quality and their dedicated cultivation of lesser-known talents, which has kept the store vibrant as long as its doors have been open.
Onstage she was vibrant and natural, but the performance went beyond a charismatic portrait of innocence to reveal far more delicate nuances as the affection her character held for the uncle who had raised her became poisoned by suspicion and guilt and fear.
