Sentence examples for vibrant expression from inspiring English sources

The dresses tell a story of Western influence and Eastern tradition, sensuality and reserve, restraint and vibrant expression.

What had begun as a vibrant expression of a particular leader's personality was fast mutating into a standard operating procedure.

On Monday night the Apollo Theater held a concert that took its shape from the most vibrant expression of the blues today: the television documentary.

Painted on paper, the pictures create the most vibrant expression of Miró's inner universe, with its by now recognisable system of codes and symbols.

"He resurrected mass peaceful protest from the graveyard in which cold war anti-Communism had buried it," D'Emilio writes, "and made it once again a vibrant expression of citizen rights in a free society".

Made from 55% chardonnay and 45% pinot noir, this bubbly is a vibrant expression of apple, pear and citrus.

or b) vibrant expressions of a distinctive cultural heritage?

Wear subtle hints or washes of color, and build up to more vibrant expressions when you're more confident.

To commemorate one of the most intriguing and vibrant expressions of street art, Jump!! comes to LA. Jump!! began in 2008 in New York City as an event meant to re-invent art by expressing as much joy as possible in front of it.

But Ms. Koniordou unleashes the deep currents of feeling in the text by finding vibrant physical expression for its rhetorical movement.

Most of all, he haunted the music halls, especially south of the river, jotting down and preserving for us the vibrant street expressions that he heard all around him.