(The Hawaiian performance was also carried by an especially strong male singer, a baritone chanting with constant rhythmic vitality).
A constant search for vitality has led to a technique of "scribbling something down on a piece of paper and just walking and writing the image.
Wandering along the ghats, the steps by the Ganges where Hindus cremate their dead, Iyer discovers not a "Shangri-La of calm, but a place where purity and filth, anarchy and ritual, unquenchable vitality and the constant imminence of death all flow together".
Capitalism, like democracy, needs constant self-examination to retain its vitality.
Cities are not museum pieces; without constant change, they lose their cultural vitality.
Silicon Valley's vitality depends on a constant influx of bright people who challenge its inhabitants to work harder and think smarter.
Walk through the streets of Dakar, Abidjan or Bamako and the first impression is of wide-open vitality: of unrushed, everyday busyness, constant but rarely chaotic.
Ibragimova brought an easy grace to the constant flow of melody and injected a brilliant vitality.
Although the permits to work legally in Jordan are prohibitively expensive for many refugees, illegal employment has remained a constant and near-insoluble threat to the economic vitality of Jordanian citizens.
22 permanent molar teeth about to be extracted were tested, 1 hour prior to extraction, for vitality using an electric pulp tester (analytic technology constant current at the mid-buccal surface of the tooth) and with ethyl chloride to confirm the neural vitality of the dental pulp.
It serves a constant stream of tourists, businessmen and bar connoisseurs with liquor, noise and the vitality of being in New York.
