Sentence examples for vibrant emotion from inspiring English sources

She brought vibrant emotion and expansive phrasing to Granados's "Maja y el Ruiseñor" ("The Maiden and the Nightingale"), but her Spanish was unidiomatic.

This slick but moving play keeps its balance perfectly as it shifts back and forth in time, filled with vibrant emotion and firm in its point of view.

In this comeback show, he succeeded in bringing a vibrant emotion to a collection of superbly crafted clothes that, while not new or edgy, filled the needs and stoked the desires of women as diverse as those famous and fabulous females in his show.

No. There's no reason to do Sex and the City if it's not going to be everything Sex and the City is, which is vibrant emotions, comedy, drama... and also, style.

Whether you buy that or not is up to you, but it couldn't stand in further contrast to the vibrant, gentle, human emotions that fill the rest of Endless.

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The sight of Julia Burrer, whose androgynous fluidity cuts elaborate patterns on the stage, is scintillating, yet the display of such vibrant motion and heady emotion is oppressive.

His rich voice, vibrant with nuance and emotion, beautifully conveyed the poignancy of "Padre Adorato," in which Idamante sings of his distress at his father's apparent rebuff.

We learn that near the start of the newest episode (Sunday night at 9 on HBO), as the story is brought up to date in an extended sequence that is operatic in its reach, with music, drama, vibrant costumes and outsized emotions converging.

Those songs, going by the likes of the vibrant 'Cannons' and the more emotion-tugging climaxes of new single "Coming Home' haven't suffered much from the departure of drummer and songwriter Nick Hodgson, being still bouncy and lovable as a wiry terrier.

"In fact, the messier the emotions, the more vibrant the filmmaking.