Sentence examples for vibrant intensity from inspiring English sources

Like his paintings, Gottlieb's graphic works of the 1940s possess a vibrant intensity.

Where "Black Angels" bristles with vibrant intensity, "Unto the Hills" has the hollowness of wind whistling through it.

But what wonderful preparation for the World Cup this was, a vibrant intensity and atmosphere which will be created again come September.

A new recording of these works by the Takacs Quartet (London 289 455 297-2; two CD's) not only affirms their importance but also imbues them with a vibrant intensity that will make listeners think about them in a new way.

Now naked, the taco shells revealed themselves to be three shades of orange in increasingly vibrant intensity.

The Bay Area-born artist incorporates the influence of emotive painters like Richard Diebenkornand Nathan Oliviera in her photographs of overlooked and unassuming moments, turning random fleeting moments into swells of vibrant intensity.

And Liam Neeson and Laura Linney brought vibrant emotional intensity to the dusty Arthur Miller classic "The Crucible".

Ms. Price is a magnificent Tosca, singing with vibrant, throbbing intensity when it is called for, and spinning Tosca's coyly romantic phrases in Act I with sensual lyricism and grace.

The mezzo-soprano Jane Dutton brought a dark-hued, vibrant voice and volatile intensity to the role of Kundry, the mysterious wild woman pressed by Klingsor into ensnaring the knights, yet inwardly aching for redemption.

There was both sweet lyricism and pinging intensity in his vibrant singing.

A promising lyric soprano had grown, it seemed, into a potentially major spinto soprano with a vibrant sound and real dramatic intensity.