Sentence examples for warm vibrancy from inspiring English sources
In 1973, when she sang at Carnegie Hall at a "Salute to Puerto Rico," Howard Thompson of The New York Times called her a "vocalist with a warm vibrancy and a full, husky contralto" who was "also a born actress, effectively using a fan or shawl to heighten her songs, which range from the traditional to sprightly to soulful".
Stirred into a thick vegetable soup, it adds a heart-warming vibrancy.
It stopped short of mentioning London's many reasonably priced hotels and warm and welcoming taxi drivers, but Jonathan Edwards, of the organising committee, did mention vibrancy, and added that London 2012 would show us "being who we are", which may not be altogether wise.
The vibrancy ravished him.
Robert deMaine brought a warm, rounded tone to Faure's cello writing, and the sense of constant renegotiation between Mr. deMaine and Mr. Krieger gave the performance an unusual vibrancy.
"Cancer," Fanny Mann said, with no less vibrancy.
There are elements of real economic vibrancy.
Vibrancy mixes with grit around his pharmacies.
Look hard for any vibrancy, any color.
