Sentence examples for vibrant ones from inspiring English sources

The more intellectually vibrant ones came with backgrounds in advanced math and physics; they approached their trades like a puzzle, albeit one they were increasingly unable to solve.

They are a particularly potent form of what Carl Jung called "big dreams," the emotionally vibrant ones we remember for the rest of our lives.

"Treme: Music from the HBO Original Series, Season 1" (Geffen Records), features the full-length live performances that were excerpted on the show -- not definitive versions of any particular song, but loose and vibrant ones.

These women have literally created lives, yes, but they've also lived vibrant ones.

And I think about the way that society celebrates those who live their lives two by two, as if single lives are somehow not quite as successful, when just glimpsing around reveals plenty of small, miserable lives lived coupled, and big, vibrant ones lived alone.

An England victory at Lord's on Sunday and another trophy is in the cupboard, Alastair Cook's hold on the one-day captaincy becomes ever firmer and the team continue to evolve as a vibrant one-day side – at least on their home turf.

The tomato sauce, meanwhile, was supremely vibrant, one of most intense I have ever tasted.

The church, a vibrant one with many activities, would come to dominate her life.

Perhaps the most vibrant one occurred last year, when it briefly seemed that a proposal to ban circumcision in the city would appear on a ballot.

"The notion of how sexual and vibrant one can be in middle age is changing," he said.

"If the city is giving money to arts councils and you've got a vibrant one," he said, "you should get more than $22,000 a year".