Sentence examples for vibrant lively from inspiring English sources
"vibrant lively" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to describe things that are full of energy and life. For example: "The party was full of vibrant, lively guests who were having a great time."
Cities like Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir are vibrant, lively places full of energy and dynamic optimism.
"She is a very vibrant, lively musician and we all like her music," added Mosse.
Head Paul Levey said: "Jake is remembered in school as a vibrant, lively, unassuming, good-natured and very determined boy.
While many photographers portrayed the squalor of African-American life, Mr. Harris concentrated on showing the positive side, and his work provides an image of a vibrant, lively and productive community.
In Sunday's concert — part of the Chamber Music Society's cute but lamely traditional two-concert minifestival Dedications — the group was polished and rhythmically vibrant, lively without being rough, light yet present in two Mendelssohn works and ever so slightly stouter and more intense in two by Schumann.
Head of safety and security Paul Weir said: "We certainly don't wish to spoil the enjoyment of any supporters, we want a vibrant lively matchday atmosphere just as much as the fans do, but we also have legal obligations that we must be seen to be adhering to.
A vibrant shopping street?
Big, dirty, noisy, lively, vibrant, vital Naples is a double espresso city.
You'll find Victorian architecture, a lively 130-year-old boardwalk scene (with old-school spots like a pinball museum), and vibrant live music.
And of course, the city's beer gardens, a cultural institution in their own right, are as vibrant and lively as ever.
Tom Martinson Minneapolis, Sept. 4, 2007 To the Editor: Re "Bush Fights Back on Iraq Debate" (front page, Sept. 1): Vibrant and lively debate about one of our nation's most pressing issues is not "politics"; it is democracy.
