Sentence examples for vibrant living from inspiring English sources

He resuscitates old music with the scholarly care of an archaeologist, then presents it as a vibrant, living tradition.

Mixed communities are good for London; they make it a vibrant, living city – not one split between rich and poor.

"Something can't grow smaller and weaker every year and still portray itself as a vibrant, living, powerful thing," Rolf said.

Not since ancient times has there been such a city not eternal, but vibrant, living, full of a free people ever evolving.

In case you miss the point, the structure's five-story aluminum-clad tower is set slightly off balance, conveying the dynamic energy of a vibrant, living culture rather than the static energy of a museum where dead cultural relics are buried.

But lately, the province of KwaZulu-Natal, wasch was formed from Natal and the apartheid-era homeland of KwaZulu, has established an economic development and tourism Web site (www.kzn-deat.gov.za /tourism/kzntour.htm) that focuses on the Zulu as a vibrant, living people, not a relic of history.

These shows should demonstrate their power to play older jazz styles as vibrant lived histories, not museum pieces.

And it is this very diversity that is in jeopardy now – our beautiful mix of peoples, across cultures, across religions, a vibrant, lived reality that seems so intolerable to a deadly, twisted and tiny minority.

This highlights the vibrant lives students lead in the city.

Dunedin has a vibrant live music scene (see dunedinmusic.com).

There is a vibrant live music scene here.