Sentence examples for vibrant minority from inspiring English sources

Among the trillions of binary digits skittering across screens this summer, a vibrant minority have been gathered into a shrewd, coherent, and fully felt movie.

Benítez-Nelson perceives a direct link between the involvement of minority professional scientists in K-12 education and the promotion of a vibrant minority scientific work force.

Unionists felt under threat, he said, from an alliance between a large and vibrant Catholic minority, a secure and prosperous neighbor to the south and what many of them perceive to be a "spineless, ungrateful and even perfidious parent across the Irish Sea".

Cities like Shiraz and Hamadan, once the summer retreat for Persian rulers, developed vibrant Jewish minorities and well-tended shrines, like that of the prophet Daniel in Shush and that of Queen Esther.

This unusual (for China) troika of culture, history and natural beauty is why Lijiang's Old Town — a Unesco World Heritage site and a center of the Naxi people, one of China's most vibrant ethnic minorities — is a top destination for Chinese tourists and a new favorite of the passport-carrying crowd.

A vibrant community of minority women, who self-identify as providing these services, exists online.

The Archipelago's inhabitants represent a still vibrant ethno-linguistically indigenous minority community of Southern Arabia as speakers of Soqotri, which is one of the six non-Arabic Semitic pre-literate languages of South Arabia that are collectively known as the Modern South Arabian (MSA) languages (see Elie [2012a]).

When Jeb Bush entered the presidential race, he had a vision of a transformative candidacy that would remake the Republican Party, attracting young people and minorities — especially Latinos — with a vibrant new image based on solid conservative principles.

But a supply-side policy that fails to distinguish between vibrant and moribund fields will channel gifted underrepresented minorities into other professions and further alienate the underemployed young scientists whose numbers these policies aim to increase.

I have learned on this trip that many Hindu people committed to minority rights and to India as a vibrant secular democracy stay away from the label, "Hindu".

In many respects, it is one of the best places in the world to be queer, boasting a proud history, a vibrant alternative arts movement, and strong legal protections for minorities.