Sentence examples for vibrant sense from inspiring English sources
It still lacks a vibrant sense of immediacy.
By James Wood Zambra's examination of Chilean history is driven by a vibrant sense of story.
MacMillan's colorful canvas, using Nicholas Georgiadis's monumental two-tiered set, evokes a vibrant sense of place.
Add laser cuts, mesh fusing and protective padding and there is a vibrant sense of exploration in fabric and style.
A vibrant sense of humor helped you through the repeated recurrences and many rounds of treatments with horrific side effects.
"Barry was a wonderfully kind, generous and gentle man with a vibrant sense of humour," it said.
After the talk, as we walked out of the building, he was in the middle of telling me that what will save Greece is its still-vibrant sense of community when we saw a middle-aged woman coming down the steps.
Her vibrant color sense does that, too.
But there are substantial saving graces: the vibrant color sense and some effective, serious physical eccentricities.
Revised histories of Welsh visual culture point to a vibrant aesthetic sense, particularly in folk art of various kinds.
DANCE THEATER OF HARLEM -- You can get a vibrant firsthand sense of the history of contemporary dance in New York by attending the free outdoor "Evening Stars" series.
