Sentence examples for energetic when it comes from inspiring English sources

Gordon, similarly energetic when it comes to making art, has an exhibition of watercolors on view at the Iguapop Gallery, in Barcelona; she has also contributed trenchant, hilarious year-end notes on contemporary music to the current issue of Artforum).

Colleagues remember him as endlessly energetic, especially when it came to raising money.

Luckily – and perhaps not too surprisingly, given Harold's energetic pragmatism when it came to the job in hand – he seemed really quite pleased.

He was less energetic, however, when it came to standing up to Argentina's military dictatorship during the 1970s as the country was consumed by a conflict between right and left that became known as the Dirty War.

So why don't we use a similarly light but energetic, decentralized but forceful reform approach when it comes to health care, transportation, energy or environmental policy?

Put another way, oxygen is only 0.2 to 0.02% as important as mitochondria when it comes to covering the energetic costs of evolutionary inventions.

During her first campaign trail appearance for Clinton, the first lady made an energetic case at George Mason University for why young voters shouldn't drag their feet when it comes to voting for Clinton.

Energetic considerations might come into play as an explanation for the contraction of proteins but when it comes to intergenic regions, I suspect that speed of replication is more important (in bacterial populations with their large characteristic effective population size, even a small decrease in the speed of replication is "seen" by purifying selection).

Competition, when it comes, is expensive.

Particularly when it comes to spending pledges.

When it comes to TV, I mean.