Sentence examples for a bit of dynamism from inspiring English sources

There is money to be made, and although better laws would be good, that is enough to spark a bit of dynamism.

It is hard to miss Mr. Knoebel's careful contrasting of color opposites to give the collages a bit of added dynamism and zing.

"I'd like to be a deterrent in that area that gives [the new team ] just a bit of breathing space, to bring in dynamism, to bring in growth, to bring in innovation, to change stuff without having to worry about their backs," he says.

"We missed a bit of width today and those three coming back will give us more dynamism going forward".

It's a bit of a stretch, I think, and it undermines a central issue, which is that such dynamism is not only more fraught than Hollis suggests but also more specific: a function not of cities in general but of each city in particular, developing and evolving in its own way.

A bit of intrigue.

A bit of context.

A bit of that".

A bit of vanity.

"A bit of comedy".

A bit of hope.