Sentence examples for vibrant think from inspiring English sources

It's the spirit of the dish that's important: think generous, think vibrant, think big flavours and lots of textures.

"Things are just a little slower and yet more vibrant, I think, than Florida.

It is so vibrant you think it would keep a baby awake, which is perhaps why it appears so little used.

You know it's vibrant, and I think Gordon Brown would agree".

These are all positive, vibrant-ways to think about technology in Africa – and a welcome change to the usual negative narratives we hear about the continent.

She used to think her "vibrant but distracted – not engaged enough with me".

He adds: "They want to see a vibrant economy and we think we offer that more than anybody else.

The scheme is to be rendered in "vibrant and uplifting" colours (think of a packet of Refreshers).

Probably not, but I think really vibrant channels find ways of making things distinctive fresh and new and we'll have to do that".

It's a robust, vibrant market which I think the BBC contributes to, not distracts from".

A growth hacker has a vibrant mental dexterity to think of new ways to acquire and loop in users.