Sentence examples for vibrant did from inspiring English sources

Over time the academy has wisely acknowledged some of the artists whose work, delicate or vibrant, did not catch its eye the first time around: the droll and divine Myrna Loy, for instance, or the luminously gifted Stanley Donen, whose pictures have been a source of continuous joy and excitement to audiences ever since they were made.

Sadly the words Belgium and vibrant don't always sit together comfortably, but for the past 15 years Couleur Café has been changing perceptions of what the country's festival scene has to offer.

Jane Jacob's vibrant sidewalks didn't only benefit from flourishing community groups, they benefitted from skilled workers linking together to share capital and work.

"This is not quite a completely new beginning because the brand is still vibrant, it did not disappear, but it is a new start for the business, the motor car and what it stands for," he says.

But life here was also more vibrant — and didn't shut down at 6 p.m. Once, I stopped in at a La Reina de Michoacán ice-cream parlor where I had a fantastic guava paleta ($1) and met an older man carrying a fat pet lizard.

My FORBES stock picks, which were chosen expecting a more vibrant market, did not do well.

"It is astonishing really how many vibrant places don't have a bookshop".

My optimism is also based on the conviction that serious, vibrant societies don't sit by and do nothing as their governments drive off a cliff.

The 800×480 resolution LED display is vibrant and does a fairly good job of reproducing color accurately.

It's depressing to know what can happen to you when you're no longer vibrant or don't have the resources to live with dignity.

Not exactly the color I would have picked for myself, but I can see where they're going with this; the color is blindingly vibrant (pictures don't do it justice), with a sheen that makes it look (fittingly) pricey in the right light.