Sentence examples for energetic beginning from inspiring English sources

The movie "is so weary and uninspired that it feels more like an exhausted end than an energetic beginning," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in January.

This is a perfectly sound ambition, but the movie, directed by Julie Anne Robinson from a script by Stacy Sherman, Karen Ray and Liz Brixius, is so weary and uninspired that it feels more like an exhausted end than an energetic beginning.

The aging players need to talk honestly among themselves, but they also need to listen to loyal wives like Perfetto and Mackey, who stuck around when their large and energetic husbands began to break down.

Finally, the minimum algorithm population size at which energetic performance begins to be affected was identified.

The resulting voice system, while still synthetic, sounds less robotic and more lifelike, in part because the new speaker seems to be a bit more energetic to begin with — but also because it incorporates all her little idiosyncrasies, those of a real voice speaking sentences the speaker understands.

As the world continues to move forward in the weeks after learning that one of its most beloved performers made his transition at his own hand; the collective ripple effect continues to spread and the energetic ramifications begin to take shape.

In general, an incomplete shell means that some attracting power of a nucleus may be wasted, and adding electrons beyond a closed shell would entail the energetic disadvantage of beginning the next shell of the atom concerned.

He was a true son of his era, a man who came into maturity when the great utopia of Soviet society, energetic and optimistic, was beginning to take shape.

Another 35,000 fled their villages.The team of international mediators for Darfur led by the AU's energetic chairman, Alpha Konaré is beginning to realise that this will be a long haul.

I can feel the energetic field that is beginning to emerge, struggling to birth its new visions in various forms.

The two men began energetic campaigns to set up religious schools and support charities.