Sentence examples for vibrant reference from inspiring English sources
Across these approaches, Douglass's narrative of his fight with Covey stands as a vibrant reference point in debates regarding violence, self-respect, and dignity.
With its shiny border and single hard bottom button, you could be forgiven for thinking the Vibrant, Fascinate, or reference Galaxy S was a slightly larger iPhone 3GS.
The hour-long panel touched on the vibrant local scene including references to footwork and trap scenes in the city, in addition to house and techno but spent a bit too long surveying Osuna's career and the history of Primavera.
"Why did you come to Gandhiland?" he demanded, in a reference to the vibrant South Asian communities that defined the area.
It could be that the previous reference to "cobalt blue" was merely describing a deep vibrant blue colored paint and not the actual pigment.
The album often feels geographical: Limpop references the Shanghan electro style of Limpopo; Durvs nods to the vibrant house music scene in Durban.
The disciplinary fragmentation and academic critique of the 1990s is then considered, before an assessment of the contemporary vibrant diversity of historical archaeology in Britain that has emerged during the 2000s, with particular reference to heritage management, archaeologies of the recent and contemporary past, global and postcolonial contexts, and the archaeology of British identity.
Plenty of Miku songs are as vapid as any pop hit, with references to her long hair, short skirts, and princesslike demeanor (there's also a vibrant Miku-based pornographic culture, not sanctioned by Crypton).
More specifically, this article reflects upon the role of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR, hereafter) in promoting entrepreneurship, with particular reference to the interactions between the government, the private sector and the tertiary education sector in promoting a vibrant and dynamic economy.
