Sentence examples for would be vibrant from inspiring English sources

To see that sort of look would be vibrant and refreshing".

Conservatives sometimes argue that if we could just reduce government to the size it was back in, say, the 1950s, then America would be vibrant and free again.

"In the olden days the planting for a truggery would be vibrant to attract the passers by and local trade," she said.

Mr. Da Silva said, however, that any rebound would not be vibrant enough to solve problems of companies like PSA Peugeot Citroën of France, which has too much manufacturing capacity for the market and faces enormous political resistance to job cuts and factory closings.

An analogy would be the vibrant foodie culture that has thrived and even flowered despite the spread of fast food.

A favourite would be the vibrant photograph of a parrot used for Friendly Fires' 2011 album Pala.

Without generous benefactors like Wray there would be no vibrant, ambitious clubs in England; without underdogs like Connacht, who face Saracens at Allianz Park on Saturday in what could be their final appearance in an elite pan-European tournament, there would be less romance.

Bright red would be very vibrant but it's also another color that brings out the dark texture.

He would increase investments in infrastructure, so that more places could be vibrant economic hubs.

"You want it to be vibrant".

A Salonen music directorship would be such a vibrant presence in the city's cultural life that allowances could certainly be made.