Sentence examples for certain vitality from inspiring English sources

When you lose that you lose a certain vitality".

And it does show a certain vitality in the classical music world.

Rob and Franki Tongariro possessed a certain vitality, but naming yourself after a New Zealand volcano would be ridiculous.

"There's a certain vitality that shows through in their smiles that's hard to describe, but it's magic," Ms. Brown said.

"There's a certain vitality to living in a close-knit community during good times, as well as comfort through the hard times".

"It deprives the blocks of a certain vitality, and it doesn't take advantage of the opportunities of converting those structures to residential use," said Hunter Armstrong, Civitas's executive director.

All showed a certain theatrical vitality; only one suggested a singular choreographic voice.

The fatal flaw that supposedly distinguished these born nonentities was their lack, it was thought, of a certain crucial vitality.

As drawings or paintings, these works have a certain graphic vitality, but they are otherwise barely worth a glance.

But even though it certainly isn't a wreck, it isn't exactly exciting, either; it lacks that certain something: vitality.

The Freudian implications may be amusing -- the emission of vital fluids triggered by female flesh -- but the pictures, though not without a certain graphic vitality, are barely worth a glance (Johnson).