Sentence examples for vibrant face from inspiring English sources

On Monday it's the turn of Marco Rubio of Florida, Cuban-American by birth and a vibrant face of modern Republicanism, whom many believe is the most politically gifted member of the party's entire 2010 intake on Capitol Hill.

A valiant woman with a vibrant face and a devoted Child of the Sacred Heart, the Sacred Heart community will cherish the memory of Mimi's loving spirit and remember her entire family in perpetual prayer.

A record 39 players will make their All-Star Game debuts at Citi Field on Tuesday, a roster full of fresh and vibrant faces, and none seemed to epitomize the anticipation better than Grant Balfour, a 35-year-old reliever from Australia.

"We've brought six or seven new faces in and I want new vibrant faces added to our experience".

In a carnival collage of masks, including skulls, vibrant faces crowned with flowers, exaggerated noses, looks of shock, awe, horror and amusement and even a cat, Ensor's portrait dominates.

Further evidence: those same Harvard researchers found that rather than "prompting increasingly vibrant face-to-face collaboration, open architecture [appears] to trigger a natural human response to socially withdraw from officemates and interact instead over email and IM".

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Fold the fabric in half with the more vibrant side facing inward.

It was to be their country's route to greatness, a golden chance to replace an oppressive European identity with a vibrant one facing the hopeful Pacific.

As the Internet boom busted this summer, a burly chief executive -- whose once vibrant company faced laying off hundreds of workers -- sat in his empty conference room and cried.

It's hard to read the vibrant orange faces in Japanese painter Fuco Ueda's surrealist compositions.