Sentence examples for energy propels from inspiring English sources

The downside for Republican leaders occurs when that political energy propels the party to places that make it harder to win general elections and to govern.

Phantasmagoric energy propels this novel of Tasmanian wonders and horrors whose hero is based on an English convict, the author of a book on the local fish, who died trying to escape from a penal colony in 1831; the original Gould's illustrations appear.

At the national level, energy propels economic development by serving as the launch pad for industrial growth and, via transport and communications, providing access to international markets and trade.

A nearly infinite reserve of energy propels the characters in Balzac's novels.

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Other birds flying in the upwash experience reduced drag, and spend less energy propelling themselves.

A more concentrated and refined energy propelled a streamlined reading of Mozart's Symphony No. 41.

Krupa had a tendency to grandstand during his tenure with Goodman, yet his infectious energy propelled the band.

While the novel is too long, and marred by annoying information dumps, the sheer brio of invention and intellectual energy propel the reader towards a satisfying climax.

Nevertheless, Inglorious has a compellingly anarchic energy, propelling the reader through a vividly realised landscape of contemporary angst and hinting at light at the end of the tunnel.

Here were long phrases full of impetus and slow-burning energy, propelling the music onwards so that no single movement felt a note too long.