Sentence examples for energetic writing from inspiring English sources

Sailing in Cook's and Bellingshausen's wake is a raft of Antarctic adventurers, their characters and endeavours brought to life by Mr Day's energetic writing.

These were in some ways the most compelling parts of the piece, but they invariably gave way to brighter, more energetic writing, which suggested that the shadows could be shaken off.

At 2 o'clock we would snap into efficient and energetic gear, writing furiously, barely looking up, until 7 o'clock or (much) later.

Hilarious, energetic descriptions written by Ms. Grifo accompany each object.

"The band knows how to put together an energetic rocker," wrote NY Rock; elements such as the "melodic twist to the songs... will please hardcore and metal fans".

Japanese critic Keizo Takada praised Davis' band as "magnificent and energetic", and wrote that he "must be the genius of managing men and bringing out their hidden talent.

Robbie Daw of Idolator described the song as "energetic" and wrote that it follows in the footsteps of Brown's past hits "Forever" (2008) and "Yeah 3x", "but with more dancefloor urgency".

The ever-energetic Dallas wrote a song about the war, Not in Our Name, and his play about his experiences, the "musical tragi-comedy" Into the War Zone, was performed in 2005 in Bradford by the Writers Company.

Elaborate plot tangles, disguises and near suicide are leavened by energetic string writing and a few explosive showpiece arias.

The energetic, forceful writing and robust interchange between the two players dismissed any lingering images of the harp as delicate or pastoral, with the players sometimes using their instruments as percussive vehicles.

It's hard to generalize about the reasons for this, but in a London too often forced to rely on revivals, there is a great hunger for energetic new writing.