Otherwise, it is energetically and meticulously written, and the longest novel in the Zen series.
Ms. Thompson has written an energetically mordant novel about our difficult times, a novel that doesn't pretend to have any answers, comfortable or otherwise, but that vividly, insistently poses questions we should be asking.
Fraser writes energetically about the political wrangling, finding both humor and humanity in the struggle.
She writes energetically, if a bit discursively at times, about the grander context in which her personal drama takes place.
Beatty writes energetically, providing insight as often as he elicits laughs.
Mr. Bernstein has written a serious, energetically researched and largely fluent book, but there is little new in this volume: its disclosures amount mainly to embroiderings on already well-known aspects of the Clintons' lives.
They are energetically scribbled (like Henry David Thoreau's, written with pencils made by his family's own company — a packet is on display) or crazily compressed into nearly microscopic print (like the fantastical reaction to a dark and stormy night by a young Charlotte Brontë).
The written language was cultivated energetically as a symbol of national strength, and in 1786 King Gustav III established the Swedish Academy.
Walter Thompson has written delightfully suggestive music for the production, played energetically by three musicians on piano, winds and drums.
If there are concerns about the "he said, she said" aspect of what's been written elsewhere so far, why not get under the surface to report it fully and energetically?
Written by Justin Theroux, Chris D'Arienzo (who wrote the original show) and Allan Loeb, the movie resurrects these two forgotten events through a pair of opponents: an Axl Rose-like rocker, Stacee Jaxx, played with uncharacteristic heat and an undulating bare torso by Mr. Cruise, and a crusading neo-Puritan, Patricia Whitmore, energetically embodied by an underused Catherine Zeta-Jones.
