vibrantly

She whom I now saw was a young woman, strong, perfect, and vibrantly beautiful.

A small rock was set in the center of the vibrantly colored glass.

Did I miss this "vibrantly competitive market" they are talking about?

Most of the doors are black; hers is vibrantly pink.

The arguments generated by the book have kept it vibrantly alive.

There is an amazing section from a movement point of view but also a vibrantly dramatic one.

Still, his way of vibrantly zeroing in on details seemed to win them over.

But for right now she felt vibrantly alive, more than she ever had before.

But this time, at the height of the wet season, the plateau was vibrantly green.

They will also explain how it was vibrantly painted.

Yet the entire performance was fresh and vibrantly dramatic.

It is easy to see why this new Anne would speak more vibrantly to younger generations.

Everything tasted here was clean, pure, simple and vibrantly seasoned.

As young and vibrantly beautiful as I had first seen her, so many long ages ago.

Many go back hundreds of years and often contain vibrantly colored illustration.

There was a large screen in the background that switched vibrantly color designs.

It is too intelligent and vibrantly theatrical for that.

There is even a new crop of vibrantly colored flower prints.

When the cameras are rolling, he is vibrantly alive.

Even when she closed her lips, the air throbbed vibrantly for an endless time.

I feel horribly empty, because he was so wonderfully, vibrantly alive.

It was art made out of what might have been routine, the difference between the workaday and the vibrantly alive.

It's a dream job for an architect whose work is vibrantly alert to the impact of media on architecture.

As for the food, it is notably light, with minimal frying, and vibrantly seasoned.

A shrimp and pork salad roll was vibrantly seasoned, too.