Sentence examples for energetic call from inspiring English sources

The result is "The Feminine Mistake," an energetic call to mothers to stay in the work force and earn their own way — or suffer the consequences.

Bjork's 1995 song "Army of Me" is an energetic call to arms -- reportedly aimed at her brother and his disorderly conduct -- that motions listeners to rescue themselves from their own downfalls.

For comparative analyses between populations and genotypes we used the five above described temporal and energetic call parameters, which have been successfully applied to discriminate among anuran calls in other studies [ 20, 29].

For the instances in which Matt and Kye delved into more jammy sections of UK garage, jungle, and drum 'n' bass, the two vocalists quickly turned MCs, with energetic calls to the crowd and raucous dance stylings.

These energetic processes call for the breakdown of the frozen-in-field condition such that magnetic energy can be transformed to charged particle energy.

These included an uptempo, energetic style called rhythm and blues (R&B), a merger of blues and Anglo-Celtic song called country music and the fusion of hymns and spirituals with blues structures called gospel music.

Yet nothing could have prepared the Mets for the negative fan reaction to an energetic number called "Our Team.

In a huge house in a mysterious part of London, a tall, energetic man called Rupert Maas is showing me a drawing: The Lady of Shalott by Elizabeth Siddal.

Critics here have praised "Intouchables" for its spirited punch lines and Mr. Sy's remarkable, energetic performance, calling the film an antidote to the doldrums of economic recession, a feel-good movie "à la française" in a country rarely viewed — from the outside at least — as having mastered the art of comedy.

An energetic barrier called the Schottky barrier is formed on the interface of a metal and semiconductor.

Early satellites couldn't resolve the origin of the most energetic radiation, called "hard" x-rays, but speculation centered on swarms of familiar objects, such as flaring stars.