| The mixture of free markets with the civic vibrancy of early America created a new form of social life. |
| He was intoxicated by the sheer colour and vibrancy and lushness of language Thomas used to describe childhood and the countryside he grew up in. |
| I attended only the plenary of the same title and found it lacking in the vibrancy that characterized much of the rest of the conference. |
| A little effervescence and spicy notes add to the vibrancy of the wine which is beautifully dry. |
| Be warned that the full vibrancy and richness of the sound is lost on the personal CD player. |
| The diversity and energy of the rag trade is a guarantee of King Street's continued vibrancy. |
