Sentence examples for vibrant approach from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Brescia will be remembered for her vibrant approach to ordinary activities of daily life and film, sports and theatre.

The piece was too long, although the Ahn Trio's vibrant approach to the jazzy music and its intensity made the Parsons dances a class act.

Yet the former Chelsea centre-half had been rushed back from his own hamstring problems and was rather dazzled by Barça's vibrant approach.

Ms. Mendelsohn was just a teenager herself, but she was struck by Naomi's vibrant approach to life and courageous approach to death.

Alex onlade-Chisberlain, on his first start for a month, was integral to much of the home side's vibrant approach and belted the third goal in the opening exchange of the second period after José Luis Palomino's panicked prod from Kieran Gibbs's centre.

"He's sadly missed by our entire organisation". Assistant coach Mark Cross, 27, was remembered as "a ferocious competitor who had a vibrant approach to life", by York University Lions men's hockey head coach Russ Herrington.

In many ways, the in-your-face, vibrant, Californian approach couldn't be more suited to Cole's pop tastes.

Remember that showing personality can still be professional -- a genuine, vibrant, personal approach that puts a more human face on your company helps engage customers and shed light on your business's passions and individual character.

Lester Holt, the weekend anchor of NBC Nightly News, appeared on camera in a more vibrant shade, approaching magenta.

The flavors are vibrant, a perfect approach for livening up an essentially blank canvas like a turkey.

A comparative approach to the vibrant contemporary arts outside the West which seem not to fit easily into current classifications.