Sentence examples for an even more dynamic from inspiring English sources
"I have every confidence that Michelle will continue to do that and the ABC will be regarded as an even more dynamic place".
Already something of an occasion, it was given an even more dynamic context by being prefaced by a Balinese gamelan-inspired piece written by Colin McPhee, the composer/musicologist responsible for introducing Britten to this exotic soundworld.
Already the subject of much praise in these pages and elsewhere, the album seems likely to spark an even more dynamic interplay in person, during this album-release engagement.
While trying to blend the colors of yarn she had chosen to capture the start of the event, she found the colors didn't quite work as she had hoped, but they wound up creating an even more dynamic contrast between the speed of moving runners and the stilled silence of spectators.
Those traders seeking an even more dynamic shift in shares looked to the May 24 strike and picked up some 1,200 calls for about 26 cents each.
"I am so excited to work with Bill Ford [Ford's chairman] and the entire team to create an even more dynamic and vibrant Ford that improves people's lives around the world, and creates value for all of our stakeholders.
This was an idea even more dynamic than Hegel's and more relevant to the social upheavals that were a consequence of the Industrial Revolution.
But in fact all three set about the task in hand wound up so tight that the danger was never of dullness, but rather of a dangerous inflation of purposefulness, each speaker seeking to adopt a tone even more dynamic than his predecessor.
Now that the Spaniard is back, it is almost as if he has a compulsion to be even more dynamic this season than he was during last.
The next generation promises something even more dynamic: a game that constantly changes.
