Sentence examples for vibrant recall from inspiring English sources

Throughout the day, Bell residents grinned broadly and broke out in cheers and song as they spoke of the arrests and traded stories of watching officials who have been the subject of an increasingly vibrant recall movement being led, handcuffed, out of their houses or businesses.

Having sunk his teeth into the prison-bound Starred Up (when his vibrant physicality recalled a young Malcolm McDowell, O'Connelll displays a winning vulnerability in this muscular, moody thriller which has one foot in the all-too-real turmoils of recent history and another in the dreamscapes of post-apocalyptic cinema.

At the same time, the vibrant red vertical recalls the nearly fluorescent color of a dress worn by Suzanne Santje in her large portrait by Eakins.

BARBÈS 376 9th St., Park Slope, Brooklyn (718-965-9177) — Nov. 26 and Wednesdays: The Guinean guitarist Mamady Kouyaté leads the Mandingo Ambassadors in a vibrant set that recalls a time in his country's history, forty years ago, when the government provided musicians with night clubs where they could rework traditional rhythms using Western horns and guitars.

She recalled the vibrant and absurdist artistic life that struggled up through the cracks in Stalinism.

"Czechoslovakia had been the most culturally vibrant nation in Europe," recalls Anka.

Bud Collins, the vibrant memory of tennis, recalls rushing over to the grandstand in 1995 when Shuzo Matsuoka of Japan suffered leg cramps and was essentially counted out as he writhed on the court.

Her mother tells her of a time when blacks owned certain parts of town, when the Fillmore District, for one, was a vibrant neighborhood with, she recalls, "a black-power-type mentality".

The works are vibrant and tasteful drawings that recall a time when our computers were fragile, despite their bulky frames. .

Patrias engages with the Edinburgh international festival's war-history theme over the next 90 minutes, with music, song and dance recalling Lorca's vibrant poetic genius, as well as his untimely death by firing squad at the beginning of the Spanish civil war in 1936.

There's also Purgatory on the Citadel in Mass Effect 3. My memory of both is a little blurred from what I can recall, one comes in vibrant space purple, the other bright neon pink.