Sentence examples for enough vitality from inspiring English sources

The Byzantine Empire ruled in the fifth and sixth centuries with enough vitality left to build several fine churches.

Despite the dominance of American marketing and the genuine popularity of some American artists, the local traditions have enough vitality to make use of the internationalized technology, not to be submerged by it.

Branagh makes up for this disparity somewhat with his crisp, at times clipped, enunciation and a physical performance that gives Olivier enough vitality so that when, early in, the character sweeps into his production office with his wife, Vivien Leigh Julia Ormondd, a wan placeholder for the original), he dazzles Clark and jolts this slow-stirring movie awake.

He is an amiable & conscientious man, always somehow preserving in us enough agility to dodge taxicabs, enough vitality to survive the winter months, but we can't help feeling that our strange physique is embarrassingly out of place in his waiting room... View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.

There's enough vitality here, and enough potential, to confound the greyest of greybeards … Last, and most striking, The Arbor by Andrea Dunbar is given the Max Stafford-Clark bare-boned, take-it-or-leave-it treatment, with nowt but canvas chairs as beds, or even a car.

The betting market seems to feel he will be too old, at the age of 11, to redeem himself in the Cheltenham race in the spring but he retains enough vitality to be impressing in his home work ahead of this return to action.

Health, to me, is about that sense of thriving, that sense of surplus, that feeling that you not only have enough (energy, vitality, focus, strength, enthusiasm for life), you have plenty.

Though there is little originality in these dance numbers, they have enough raw vitality to command the attention and even stir the blood.

Guatemala has yet to recover fully from those years, but it showed enough democratic vitality to reject Mr. Ríos Montt by a surprisingly big margin.

However, lack of vitality could also trigger some kind of health awareness: "I noticed that in my first year at university I didn't eat vegetables sufficiently and I felt tired and didn't have enough energy.

On the whole, the acts had enough distinction and vitality to make the event as diverse and vibrant as Manchester itself.