Sentence examples similar to energetic dynamism from inspiring English sources
As rapid and constitutive process dynamism entail energetic and metabolic expenditures, it is probably advantageous for it to be regulated according to the changing needs of the neural parenchyma.
He started a political tradition, dormant in our own day, in which energetic government doesn't oppose market dynamism but is organized to enhance it.
Despite his erratically shifting views and odd phases, he continually returns to this core political refrain: He talks about using government in energetic but limited ways to increase growth, dynamism and social mobility.
Hampton was an extroverted, energetic performer who provided the Goodman quartet with drive and dynamism.
She also captures the tension between Levine's manner -- friendly and energetic on the surface, though well guarded and distant -- and Volpe's outgoing dynamism.
An elemental dynamism drives Birtwistle's music: it's sometimes violent yet often lyrical, it's energetic yet also melancholic, but it's always striving, always searching, always moving.
There's not a particularly big emphasis upon possession but Leverkusen's dynamism and intensity are often spectacular, and therefore this should be a clash between two energetic, counterattacking sides.
It is, says Menkes, "the dynamism of London and its international status as the New York of Europe that makes the fashion scene here so energetic.
His dynamism was unparalleled.
