Sentence examples for vibrant use from inspiring English sources

Ms. Bermúdez cited Frida Kahlo as one of her inspirations, mentioning Kahlo's vibrant use of color, but resisted further comparisons.

Mr. Lamos's vivid staging, with sets by Andrew Lieberman and costumes by Constance Hoffman, is inspired by Toulouse-Lautrec and distinguished by its vibrant use of color.

They have been reunited for the Milan exhibition.The Barberini panels are exceptional works, with a vibrant use of colour, architectural inventiveness and a keen understanding of perspective.

That book sported a vibrant use of the apparatus of the crime novel, despite the familiar trappings (bloody-minded detective traversing various class divisions, showing up a wrong-headed police force).

Hantaï, who spent most of his career in France, created his paintings with use of the "pliage" technique — a method of folding, painting, unfolding, and stretching the canvas, resulting in large-scale, abstract works with a vibrant use of color.

Helen Legg, the director of Spike Island in Bristol and one of this year's judges, said what was constant in Phillips' work was "an incredibly strong graphic sensibility, a really vibrant use of colour and a sense of humour".

The scheme will bring active and vibrant uses back to Smithfield".

Describe another form of entertainment that has a vibrant used goods market.

For the most part, each additive creates a single effect, so the most "vibrant" products use many additives together in chemical libraries that enhance every possible quality and consumer desire.

For a more vibrant result, use less water and/or more Kool-aid.

To create bright, vibrant colors, use most of the dye in the package and not so much water.