Vibrant used in a sentence

Vibrant in a sentence as an adjective

Now at least there's a huge vibrant world outside the walled gardens.

Staying vibrant and alive will be a challenge, it is for any community, but they have a good start.

Some films, especially stalker, are near black and white with incredibly vibrant and poignant uses of green.

This give and take is part of a vibrant tech atmosphere and great competition couldn't exist without it.

I now own a vibrant community website, started in 2000, that was compromised & erased in 2003.

Twitter gained a lot of popularity on the back of a vibrant third party ecosystem.

I hope they're happy they've alienated a vibrant and growing audience.

As it is ported from one time or place to another, it can continue vibrant in its home tongue or it can die and be absorbed by another tongue.

Or it can continue in its original tongue, die in its original meaning, and continue vibrant in other meanings.

The historical mission of the MBAs and the professional managers is to dismantle the salvageable assets and sell them to more vibrant economies.

There may not be another vibrant community of developers for another decade, for the same reason there isn't a second vibrant online auctioning site.

" Apart from a very vibrant context such as YC, where investor demand is already high, I am not sure how well that will sell when all the investor needs to say in response is, "how about us just doing a convertible note instead.

Just examining the profit margins from this year alone paints a picture of a vibrant and healthy industry and overall employment in the industry is actually doing quite well considering the state of the economy.