Sentence examples for vibrant writing from inspiring English sources

DioGuardi herself took the time to share how she believes it is the new songwriters, the new ideas that keep the industry vibrant, writing the new classics and new hits that will be heard for generations to come.

Vibrant writing, and truthful writing, demands attention to detail.

Mr. Osgood and his musicians understand Mr. Xenakis's quirky, vibrant writing, and they make it exhilarating.

That a novel so sprawling, episodic and discursive succeeds is a sign of how soundly it is made; recurrent motifs, vibrant writing and the comic instinct of its author keep it tight.

And although Jennifer LaRue does not write about Twain per se, she liaises with writers from around the country to ensure a stable and vibrant writing forum at the Twain house.

Whatever your relationship is to the art of ink, Anna Felicity Friedman's The World Atlas of Tattoo, available from Yale University Press, provides a poetic, informative and vibrant written and visual history of the ancient tradition and its contemporary explosion into mainstream culture.

Chairman of the Bored: Time for another entry in that vibrant sports writing sub-genre: "Baseball Isn't Popular Anymore".

"Squatter cities are vibrant," he writes in a recent article on megacities.

An advertising campaign for the city of Houston has undergone a makeover, from a focus on celebrities who hail from that city to the lesser-known chefs, restaurateurs, artists, designers, actors, musicians and curators who make the city vibrant, Stuart Elliott writes.

"While old economy industries in China are slowing, the growth in new economy industries remains vibrant," Solomon writes on his blog, Going Long.

Writing fiction means writing vibrant human characters, and luck is with us in terms of research, as we haven't essentially changed since we came down from the trees.