Sentence examples for vibrant evidence from inspiring English sources

Parks in London are generally of interest only to Canada geese and winos, but all human life was in vibrant evidence up at the Borghese.

It stands as vibrant and irrefutable evidence of what happens when people take things into their own hands.

Much of sub-Saharan Africa and Australasia's literary resources remained vibrant during 2011, as evidenced by the production of notable works written in English that were published and honoured throughout the year.

Indeed, Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California said they were evidence of a vibrant democratic process.

He pointed to the dozen or so daily newspapers available here as evidence of a vibrant local news media.

But the spontaneous emergence of this group of start-ups is evidence of a vibrant entrepreneurial spirit.

(Anderson 20110616 ★ Dayton Contemporary Dance Company and Ronald K. Brown/ Evidence (Thursday) Two vibrant companies share a program at the American Dance Festival.

And on the evidence of this vibrant display, Joe Schmidt's side will be confident of nicking a win at Twickenham in a fortnight.

At both Pasargadae and Persepolis, designated UNESCO World Heritage sites since 1979 and 2004 respectively, stone reliefs, excavated fragments, and paper pulp squeezes of inscriptions taken by archaeologists in the early 20th century bear visible paint remnants, evidence of a vibrant palette used to finish the surfaces of the monuments.

They provide compelling evidence of a vibrant segment of the Muslim population that is unwilling to surrender in the face of violence and terror.

New democratic forces are beginning to propel wider social agendas there is widespread evidence of positive vibrant initiatives even if scattered, small-scale and unarticulated.