Sentence examples for exaggerated energy from inspiring English sources

This isn't to compare Lively's performance with Sandra Bullock's, but there are ample similarities between the two films in their exaggerated energy and go-for-broke simplicity.

They proposed that bipolarity is the result of exaggerated biological energy that augments homeostatic oscillatory and creative psychological processes.

Third, converts typically fall under the spell of a "charismatic leader;" for four decades, Edward Teller mesmerized Washington with his exaggerated atomic energy claims, "nuclear power will be too cheap to meter".

Paradoxically, our exaggerated fears over energy security have some benefits — for example, they may reduce the United States' inclination to attack Iran.

Another resource that was also used indiscriminately and in exaggerated quantity was energy.

If fortunes are to be made by the bold who seize the innovation high ground (and those who invest in those individuals and technologies) the need to address climate change (whether the fears are real, exaggerated or unfounded), energy independence, and meet the needs of a population that has reached seven billion worldwide combine to demand action to build a sustainable world economy.

Mr. Colaneri, despite sometimes slowing things down to a crawl with exaggerated dramatic emphasis, kept energy in the performance.

The DFT energy minimizations exaggerated this pattern, so MD simulations should be performed to test how stable this structure is at finite temperatures.

But by looking at the region exclusively through the oil lens, he reduces foreign policy to simplistic energy imperialism, concluding with exaggerated visions of endless energy wars, floods of refugees, oil price shocks and ever-growing foreign military commitments.

Clinton exaggerated when she said the U.S. was now "energy independent".

The story of the costs of wind energy which Jenkins weaves, apart from being exaggerated ("cash-eating machines"), omits one significant head ing.