Sentence examples for vibrant changing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "vibrant changing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is lively and in a state of change, but the combination of the words does not work well together. Example: "The vibrant changing colors of the leaves in autumn create a beautiful landscape."
Here, as in Oporto itself, it's not hard for the visitor to feel integrated into the rituals and entertainments of everyday life in a vibrant, changing city.
When you're in New England -- or any place that boasts picturesque apple orchards, vibrant changing leaves and chunky cable knit sweaters -- carving pumpkins is an annual ritual.
It is vibrant and constantly changing as new stories are ready for publication.
Judging from the archive of The New Yorker, it's because it's exciting, and luxurious, and laid-back, and vibrant, and always changing.
Fifteen years ago Anil took over and made it into a successful trekking agency, but now the newly economically vibrant India is changing that business.
It's vibrant, livable and constantly changing.
Most days, the clear air will set off the vibrant colors of the changing foliage: yes, there are changing leaves even on the West Coast.
It's no accident that Robb mentions this, for the poet and the novelist (as well as the historian and the photographer, the con man and the archivist) are the true protagonists of his always changing, always vibrant Paris.
When the big UK green NGOs start to do that personal reflection and wake up to what it means to work in solidarity and side by side with communities then they're more than welcome to join this global, multicultural, multi-class, vibrant movement that is changing everything.
City by city, block by block, we're building a vibrant green economy -- and changing lives in the process.
The renewable energy industry remains one of the most vibrant, fast-changing, and transformative sectors of the global economy".
