Sentence examples for vibrant example from inspiring English sources

But it also stands as a vibrant example of what superior short-form drama can encompass in terms of narrative density, pithy character development and idiosyncratic authorial voice.

Second, the car industry is not a vibrant example of the merits of global consolidation judging by its long-term share performance.

A vibrant example is "Glass Flower" of 1940, an abstract collage of curves with a central bloom made of glass and wood.

The most vibrant example was from Alexander Wang, who came to fashion consciousness with a world of girly frills in any color as long as it was pink.

A vibrant example is the apparatus, still very much in business, assembled in recent years by Joseph Ferriero, a Democrat in Bergen County.

The first Talavera de la Reyna art exhibition — at the Museo Amparo in Puebla in 1997 — showed a country that leans cautious a vibrant example of how old and modern Mexico could be reconciled.

In search of vibrant examples of both.

One of the most vibrant examples is a protest group called Librotraficante, or Book Trafficker.

Yet it is in the villages, and often in the village coffee shack, that you'll find the most vibrant examples of the mother of all Mediterranean cuisines.

Barker is perhaps one of the most vibrant examples of a contemporary artist who refuses to be deflected from her work, or to make compromises in pursuing her aims.

Psychological concepts like loss aversion, diagnosis bias and the power of commitment are explained using vibrant examples from real life.