Sentence examples for In vitality, from inspiring English sources

But these books are lacking in vitality, and seem worked out rather than lived in.

Catalan literature gained in vitality during the second half of the 20th century.

He was matched in vitality only by Mr. Edmond, whose drumming was ferocious, a series of unforgiving jabs.

While mistakes go with the territory in such a voluminous production, the bigger problem lies more in vitality than veracity.

In the background is a larger movement in Christianity that has been identified by many scholars: a shift in vitality from the Northern to the Southern hemisphere.

His show began with gauzy white cotton dresses that seemed lacking in vitality, but the energy quickly picked up with trench coats inventively rendered in a fabric that looked like a crushed Mylar balloon.

So, while Conover's year as an officer may fade a bit in vitality as his book comes to an end, "Newjack" coheres as a moving indictment of our ways of punishment.

What the middle-class blacks in Morrison's fiction gain in order, stability and mutual support -- no small blessing in a hostile, white-run world -- they lose in vitality, in wildness and perhaps in truth.

This relationship resulted in vitality and on-going development.

Intensive dietary intervention programs may lead to benefits in vitality and other components of health quality.

I don't know any other reason there hasn't been an upsurge in vitality".