Sentence examples for energy expressed from inspiring English sources

His energy, expressed in Bernsteinian flourishes onstage, can be compelling, but it can also spill over into coarseness.

Others who were considering the post, including Bill Richardson, the secretary of energy, expressed concern that they were not being given an opportunity to campaign for it.

Added to these was the Romantic writer Victor Hugo, whose creative energy expressed itself in all literary forms, as well as in painting.

That energy, expressed in a loose network of Tea Party groups and like-minded liberty organizations, helped Republicans sweep the 2010 elections, but it has also helped keep the primary field unsettled.

The X coupe is a diesel-powered off-road sports coupe whose styling is based, says Chris Bangle, BMW's design chief, on "flame surfacing" -- the tension of energy expressed in twisting shapes.

Verhaeren's three main themes are Flanders, human energy (expressed in the desire for progress, the brotherhood of man, and the emancipation of the working classes), and his tender, mature love for his wife.

Individual particle energies, expressed in electron volts (eV; 1 eV = 1.6 × 10−12 erg), range with decreasing numbers from about 106 eV to more than 1020 eV.

The Lagrange (L) function is defined as the difference between the kinematic and potential energies expressed as: L = K − P (2).

Intermolecular forces with weak bond energies expressed such as hydrogen bond, coordination bond, and van der Waals force are easy fractured, resulting in that the tight association structure in heavy oil becomes loose.

Physical activity energy expenditure was added to basal energy expenditure to provide total energy expenditure (with basal energy expenditure expressed per minute assumed to equal 1 MET).

In addition, the energy performance, expressed by the energy indicators Energy Payback Ratio EPR Energygy Payback Time (EPT), is calculated for each of the concepts.