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362 examples of Vibrant in a sentence

Those films are at least vibrant and colorful enough to maintain the interest of a BINGO audience.
This movie is the most vibrant and mindblowing experience you wont find anywhere else, it is simply amazing.
The Edinburgh Festival would seem to be an excellent theme for a film, with so much going on in a vibrant, photogenic city.
Chris Ellis and Timothy Webber give the principals stirling support, both giving vibrant performances that are a joy.
The central character (Angie) played by Kierston Wareing is a self employed recruitment agent an ambitious and vibrant women who wont take no for an answer, she has a certain cheek and charm that is compelling and shows us some level of kindness, but also has a darker side which she has no problems in showing to people.
Every member of the band gave excellent performances, including Freddie Mercury's vibrant, arena rock voice will make the hair at the back of your neck stand up.
This cannot be confused with the rich and vibrant colors of true Technicolor--a more expensive process that was also being introduced around the same time.
Both accomplish what they set out to do, but "The Third Man" exceeds even farther than the former - it is haunting and almost poetically vibrant in the way it displays its story and the outcome of its characters.
It was shot on a single 16mm camera, largely live at the club, but also with some "out in the street" sequences, and is a vital, rare document of exciting and vibrant music.
The film opens with the mummy character when he was young and vibrant - we see him with his love, get in a fight over a girl, and then watch his girl beheaded in front of him and then he is "paralyzed" and prepared for mummification.
This vibrant, violent, colorful, authentic crime thriller, which pays homage to Michael Mann's classic, "Heat" heralds a new dawn in South African film-making and is highly recommended to audiences looking for top notch entertainment.
Perhaps more importantly, it is hard to fight corruption without political reform, media freedom, and a vibrant civil society.
While democracies have arguably become more vibrant, their politics have become more volatile.
For example, many think of the reform era, especially the 1980s, as a time of pluralistic political discourse and an increasingly vibrant civil society.
In fact, some of the lessons that we have learned while supporting vibrant information gathering and distribution abroad are equally relevant to the US.
Venezuela also boasted one of the region’s most vibrant civil societies, with some of its freest and most vigorous media.
With smart choices, investments over the next few decades to reduce risk can contribute to vibrant societies, robust economies, and healthy environments.
However vibrant, Israel’s democracy is not exactly manageable or predictable, either.
To build the innovative economy envisioned by the third plenum, the CCP’s leadership needs to find a new governance model that fosters a vibrant society.
Babatunde Irukera, Director General of the Consumer Protection Council in Nigeria, recently asserted that, “In a large vibrant and loyal market such as Nigeria, the absence of broad competition regulation is tragic.
We should let its robust and vibrant system work.
And, in terms of soft power, India has an established democracy, an influential diaspora, and a vibrant popular culture with transnational influence.
Here is hoping that Raheed and his colleagues continue to build up an Iraqi culture that is vibrant and free; and here is hoping that the relationship of US and international audiences to Rasheed goes from one of expiation to one of engagement with his work.
Indeed, in recent years, Brazil has created a vibrant democracy with a strong economy.
As in any vibrant democracy, differences in views exist.
The hope is that, by that time, a more vibrant real economy will perform the role that Kristoff played in the movie.
In the absence of the rule of law and functioning state services, we Russians generally perceive ourselves as subordinate to the state rather than as citizens acting out our lives in a functioning, vibrant, and independent civil society.
Standing on the streets of one of these vibrant cities, one gains a deeper appreciation of recent data on China’s rising domestic consumption.
A vibrant Ukrainian democracy will need the comradeship of Russia and of Europe to build the kind of society that our people desire.
The US has a rather low savings rate; but it has significant opportunities for investment, owing to its efficient entrepreneurs and vibrant technology sector.
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