The Chinese City, a new book by Weiping Wu and Piper Gaubatz, explores how Chinese cities display unprecedented dynamism with the country's growing economy, challenging conventional urban theories and experiences of cities elsewhere.
But Reagan's campaign money was financing the debate, so Reagan shouted: "I am paying for this microphone!" The other candidates agreed to leave Reagan and Bush to their one-on-one, Reagan's display of dynamism only served to cement his lead, and he went on to win the New Hampshire primary.
Alone among his colleagues, he displayed a dynamism that seemed to come from within.
While Mr. Saint Laurent seemed able to summon up only enough energy to design his collections, Mr. Bergé displayed boundless dynamism.
Many characteristic Wuorinenian qualities were prominently on display: the rhythmic dynamism, the playfulness, the solid and thoroughly traditional handling of instruments, the odd combination of the studied and the quirky.
In 2011, the high-end market displayed an extraordinary dynamism.
This art showcased ingenious techniques, superb decorative methods, and lively motifs displaying an inventive dynamism in the use of material and abstract forms.
I think that this gradual unfolding and total immersion gave me a much better feel for the territory -- its history, the interrelationships that shaped it, and the vitality and dynamism on display as we passed through.
The New Dealers displayed a sort of dynamism from which today's moribund politicians might learn.... FDR saved the country in peace, and then he saved it in war.
Whether he will ever again produce again the perception and the dynamism he displayed all those summers ago has to remain debatable but what was never in doubt in his opening statement was that he, along with his United team-mates Danny Welbeck and Tom Cleverley, were operating on a superior level to their hitherto overachieving opponents.
Not only is he a superb Iago in the current National Theatre Othello, but he has now written a first play that, while not startlingly original in form or content, contains some good meaty roles and, in Howard Davies's production, displays the kind of emotional dynamism one associates more with American than British drama.
