"It fails to display the vitality and vibrant energy of a Da Vinci," he testified.
The paintings, which display great vitality and narrative skill, are categorized into different prehistoric periods.
Du Bois, Booker T. Washington, Richard Wright, and Ralph Ellison figure prominently in Baker's studies because of the wide canvas upon which they display the vitality of black culture and its struggle for communication.
Gutman, who forged the Masada ethos, and who later became one of Israel's leading archeologists, saw the revolutionary movement as a defiant display of vitality from a people on the verge of extinction.
The impact of telomere shortening on senescent budding yeast upon loss of telomerase function is rather difficult to estimate because these cells display decreasing vitality and eventually die within a narrow timeframe.
The FX show is about a parasitical creature that displays hideous vitality, but unfortunately, "The Strain" is dramatically inert.
The peace camp, despite occasional demonstrations and displays of vitality, is depleted.
Aside from displaying the vitality of the tradition, the very goal of this anthology is an example of how canons are transformed without altering their texts.
In 1972, the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda listed Mr. Sábato among the Latin American writers who displayed "greater vitality and imagination than anything since the great Russian novels" of the 19th century.
"Fade to Black" displays the vitality of these migrant communities.
Taken together, this combination of factors means that Asian Catholicism often displays a vitality and flexibility that Old World Catholicism lacks, and one that Francis says he wants to see more of in the wider church.
