Sentence examples for added vitality from inspiring English sources

There's added vitality in the restless squiggles of pigment that can be read underneath the covering.

The company, housed in a former movie house, the Hippodrome, in the northwest section of Washington, immediately added vitality to a meager theater scene in the nation's capital.

The cold war cemented the city's reputation as a shadowy outpost, but local youth and an influx of people from overseas has added vitality to the old city.

The daughters of an earlier generation of players have reclaimed the tile game, and an influx of Chinese immigrants has added vitality to the scene at places like the Hok Shan Family Association (above) in Chinatown.

The daughters of an earlier generation of players have reclaimed the game, the influx of Chinese immigrants has added vitality and expertise, and the Internet has expanded the possibilities of how the game is envisioned and played.

"It civilizes the place and adds vitality and liveliness".

It is harder still when you forsake any attempt to add vitality through staging.

"Peter adds vitality," said Marjorie Smith, a guest at the most recent New Year's festival.

With the special guests in Edinburgh arriving hotfoot from their own shows, this can only add vitality.

AA president Edmund King said: "We welcome the attention that this report has given to the importance of parking, in terms of adding vitality to town and city centres.

Live music helped add vitality to "Autumn Engravings," the program Cherniak Dance presented on Sunday night at the Merce Cunningham Studio.