vibrancy , also: vibrance

All this vibrancy made you think that anything was possible.

Even her voice had taken on the vibrancy of intelligence.

The neighborhood has lost vibrancy in other ways as well.

I was very much into the color and vibrancy of nature."

There is also a new vibrancy and buzz to the city.

There was something in the air, an energy, a vibrancy, which she had never experienced before.

The team must go at the French with vibrancy and pace.

His face took on the color and the vibrancy of life that the corpse would never again have.

But his work has a vibrancy that will not let it go unseen.

The years may blur, but the clothes have not lost their vibrancy.

The foreign role in the city's artistic vibrancy went well beyond the artists.

And although she died in 1966, her vibrancy can still be sensed on stage.

When he spoke, his deep voice held a vibrancy that drew attention.

There was a vibrancy in that wind, a sense of being alive.

The color, the beauty, and the vibrancy had been restored.

There was the vibrancy of an intense anger in his words.

Already people in the neighborhood say that the businesses have added a new vibrancy to the area.

But the fact that it took place at all shows a vibrancy in public discourse from which we could learn a great deal.

When the weather is nice, as it was yesterday, you get a real sense of the city's vibrancy.

There is no lack of the vibrancy and passion that have made the company so popular.

"There wasn't the same kind of vibrancy in his voice."

At twilight the colors all began to lose their vibrancy.

His extra vibrancy on Thursday came from a band that he should try to keep.

Some curators were drawn by the vibrancy of the performance.

Yet there was no lack of internal tension or vibrancy in the performance.