As an older woman tells a grave story about encountering a man who died of a heart attack, Bennani adds vibrant, over-the-top captions of her retelling that would feel more at home in a comic book than in a documentary.
For much of the 1990's, she mixed graffiti-inspired brushwork, fluorescent colors (especially bright pink), fragmented images and assorted quotations on surfaces that had a vibrant, all-over undergrowth.
"We must preserve a vibrant, free, over-the-air television service," Pai said.
Greek life is particularly vibrant, with over 33% of the undergraduate student body participating and 59 social Greek-letter organizations.
There was a public meeting full of such inane cloth-eared stupidity from many races, and in particular various Labour politicians, over-keen on over-use of the over-used "vibrant", that I was forced to conclude, again, that there's those that want to listen, and those that don't.
Christopher Silas Neal Christopherr's gorgeous, minimalistic, vibrant illustrations in Over and Under the Snow inspired a winter hibernation snow-scape project that was a huge hit at story time.
There is a vibrant debate over whether corporate governance activism helps or harms corporate America.
You can't have a vibrant economy over a long period without a good education.
