"The audience were ready to shout back but also to take on new, vibrant ideas," Appignanesi says.
The most vibrant ideas here depend on precedent for structure: in order to understand why C is brilliant, you must be aware of A and B. Most specialists in the university today are trained to think of their fields in this way.
But out of that, you get vibrant ideas -- like Social Security, Medicare, Civil Rights laws, child labor laws, and bringing electricity to rural America, and more.
The United States is a beautiful and noble concept, a vibrant idea, a vital and enduring vision, a process and progression toward, but we have not yet attained, not yet reached that concept, that idea, that vision.
Governor Palin: "Our exceptional nation, so vibrant with ideas and the passionate exchange and debate of ideas, is a light to the rest of the world.
Like the character himself, the film never stays still and is vibrant with ideas and energy.
To leaf through the covers of The Parisianer, produced "as an artistic wink" to ours, is to learn something about Paris today, both deadened by visitors and residents who insist that it remain a museum, and vibrant with ideas and synthesizers.
Sherman's work has always been a vibrant mush of ideas.
Each look was piled high with ideas, vibrant colours and rich textures – starting with the opening outfit, which consisted of wide-legged khaki trousers, knee-length overcoat with goat hair collar, ruby red jacquard blouse and feathered organza neckpiece in chartreuse and violet.
He thrilled at teaching Chicago's renowned "great books" curriculum to undergraduates, pioneered the pairing of law with other disciplines like economics and statistics at the law school and fiercely recruited leading intellectuals in order to maintain the university as a vibrant agora of ideas.
It was a place where the vibrant exchange of ideas between students and professors was a part of everyday life.
