Sardine's identity is based round the cooking of southern France, but it's a flexible brief expanded to encompass a kaleidoscope of fresh, vibrant, sun-soaked flavours – a toasty-edged Swiss chard gratin served with beautifully blackened onglet; mullet with pastis; lardo; bottarga; vast, ruby bulls' heart tomatoes in an uber-Niçoise laced with artichokes.
More particularly, once a year he takes sheep into the centre of Dakar, a vibrant, sun-drenched city of eight million inhabitants, where he will spend several weeks selling his animals.
The guiding clichés of Australia's rivalry with England demand that all the Australian players look vibrant and sun-kissed, and all the English players drawn and confused, like child labourers on the brink of starvation working a pit up north.
While the first night of the festival was dampened by a near constant drizzle, the hardy Pacific Northwesterners who head to WTF donned their extra layers and kept the festival vibrant until Sunday, when the sun came out and the splash pool party officially popped.
A bowl of Martha Lou's okra stew is as red and as vibrant as the sun slashing low over the Ashley River downtown, near the battery where Confederate guns fired on Fort Sumter 150 years ago this spring.
With the backdrop of a vibrant orange setting sun, it was a tranquil way to ease into the weekend.
But the other phone's display, which uses the latest in nanotechnology, remains stunningly vibrant even in the sun, as bright and clear as a typical cell phone is in a dark room.
Instead, Sun gets a vibrant product overnight — and immediate contributions from scores of database engineers around the globe.
The delegation from the National Cannabis Industry Association made a point of dressing well for its day on Capitol Hill, sporting mostly dark suits, lots of ties and plenty of the group's signature lapel pins, which feature a sun rising over vibrant fields of marijuana.
But then there it was, a bright patch of vibrant green glistening in the sun.
