In the nature of things a good letter never flags because it is written by one possessing intensified vision and a vibrant pen.
Mr. Vivian noted uneasily the mass of vibrant temper he had aroused.
It is vibrantwith action and overflowing with human emotions throughout.
His pupils held a note of pained seriousness, and her voice became responsively vibrant as she leaned forward with answering gravity in her own.
His voice was vibrant with sorrow and self-accusation.
The air was vibrant with the deep hum of distant machinery.
All day the air was vibrant with the hum of it, the thunder of the log carriages, the deep raucous drone of the big saws, the higher pitched voices of the smaller.
Then in a voice that rang throughout the theatre as it had not in all his previous speech, but vibrant with sad and passionate conviction, Mr. Allen made reply.
Alaire was keenly alive and vibrant with purpose now.
It was as if they were so sympathetically attuned that the mere sound of her voice set his whole being into vibrant response, where all his life he had lain mute.
But the Bagree had the obstinate courage of a bulldog; the nerves of his giant physical structure were scarce morevibrant than those of a bull; as to the torture it was but a question of a slower death.
He saw his father with critical eyes, with an unhealthy knowledge beyond the weight of his years, and this hidden critical spectatorship made life seem to him like some whirling theatric danse macabre of riotous emotions and vibrant colors.
But the kiss itself fired him with a wild and glorious thrill that was like a vibrant music to which every atom of life in his body responded.
The air turned black and murky, and was vibrant with electric tension.
His whole body became vibrant with the obvious desire to fight,--and no antagonist in sight.
Fear not, thy life is thine own again," said the grave, vibrant accents in my ear, and I opened my eyes to find myself still lying upon the altar.
The heat was terrific: the vibrant atmosphere over the red-hot sand looked as though it had become molten, and the glare to the eye was almost insufferable.
Gayly the old man sang to the vibrant sound of his fiddle, Tous les Bourgeois de Chartres, and Le Carillon de Dunkerque, And anon with his wooden shoes beat time to the music.
The touch is assuredly Titian's own in the very late time, and the canvas, though much slighter and less deliberate in execution than its predecessors, is in some respects more spontaneous, more vibrant in touch.
The vibrant relief in her companion's voice stirred her, and she realised once more that in choosing this half-taught girl, at least, Gregory had acted with wholly unusual wisdom.
Then her voice fell to a tone that had vibrant regret in it.
She was, in fact, a vibrant young person, and referred gayly to a road house whither Buddy had taken her on the night before and where they had danced until all hours.
This vibrant stranger had an air about him and an irresistible magnetism.
Gray was speaking, and in his voice was a new, vibrant quality, a new vigor.
She remembered the brightness of his blue eyes and the vibrant attraction of his voice.
It may have been that in his voice some vibrant echo of past pleading touched her, so that across a gulf of four years the old Jenny asked: "Why should I?
Usually, ill health means a weak voice, while abundant physical vitality is shown through a strong, vibrant voice.
He felt it close to him, so near that it seemed like the warm, vibrant touch of a presence at his side, something which had come to him in a voiceless loneliness as great as his own, watching and listening with him beside the rock.
They heard a step, firm and vibrant with the strength of a new life, and they knew that it was the master of Fort o' God.
But now the quiet had become a living thing repressed, a passion disciplined, an echo dimmed with its passage from the by-gone years, but vibrant and splendid still with the clash of chivalrous steel.
His voice was lowered for the benefit of the syce balanced on the back seat, but it was no less vibrant with bitterness.
Her throaty, vibrant voice was a thing of the flesh, whipping Hale's senses to sudden madness.
The vibrant tone from on high changed to a crashing blare that shrieked discordantly to send quivering protest through every nerve of the waiting men.
The scarlet figure was close beside them in the dusk, his voice vibrant with a quality which should have struck fear to his captives' hearts as he ordered them on.
A trumpet peal, vibrantand peculiar, blared forth from the ceiling overhead, and the red figures of the guards stood at rigid attention with lean arms held stiffly before them.
The air becamevibrant with the shrilling of insects.
He murmured it, rolling over, and was again almost asleep when a sudden report, louder than thunder, but with a peculiar vibrant note, brought him swiftly to his feet.
Yet, the stronger for its suppression, vibrant feeling pulsed in the appeal.
He had known her always buoyant, gallant as Galahad, vibrant of joy to the finger tips.
Her voice vibrant with sympathy, Moya told the story in her ardent way.
The girl's vibrant voice came to him as she splashed at his heels toward the bank.
His quiet yet vibrant parting words still resounded in his ears: "Taj Lamor, remember what I tell you.
The voice of Taj Lamor was vibrant with feeling: "Tordos Gar, at last we are ready to seek a new sun.
