Sentence examples for dynamism from from inspiring English sources

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.

It's a useful precedent for Mr. Shorter's current band, which derives much of its dynamism from rhythm-section cohesion within the loosest possible framework.

Still, with such top-tier driving I expected more dynamism from how Forza 6 deals with its new night races and wet weather conditions.

He added that the crisis and the west's policy response had accelerated the shift in "power and dynamism" from the developed world to emerging markets.

In stating, for example, that the UK had "likely" benefited from a boost to its dynamism from EU membership over the past 42 years, he was pretty much stating the obvious.

Both dog and figure are intricately constructed from layers of colored paper and are remarkable for their playfulness and dynamism; from certain angles, it looks as if the dog is getting ready to bite the man's bottom.

Until now, a legal apprenticeship could only lead to a job as a paralegal, but law firms have driven moves to change this to a full qualification to practise law from next year, and Woods was confident that this dynamism coming from the firms meant apprenticeships would become increasingly widely accepted.

They miss the leadership of captain Tommy Elphick and the dynamism provided from midfield by Marc Pugh.

Oligarchs aside, London is left of centre and its dynamism comes from diversity and mutuality.

The only spark of dynamism comes from the moves of the backing dancers (buff men in tuxes) during "Something New".

As one industry expert said to me privately last night, Malaysia is "heaven-bent" on moving the centre of Islamic power and dynamism away from the Arab world and creating global institutions, with Kuala Lumpur as a Muslim capital.