Zack and Sophie may be monsters, but they exhibit a vitality that the selfish, shallow Marrses lack.
These cells are rectangular with large nuclei and exhibit remarkable vitality and potential for cell division.
In the period between 1918 and 1945, the lyric poetry of Jakub Deml, Josef Hora, František Halas, Vítězslav Nezval, and Jaroslav Seifert exhibited great vitality and variety, with work of the highest quality being produced.
Indeed, one can argue that the genre there exhibited greater vitality and originality in the period from 1750 until 1940.
Throughout the evening he exhibited the vitality and drive of a man a third his age, and a millionth his net worth.
He was skilled from the start, picked up much from other artists along the way, and exhibited impressive vitality to the end.
Hogwood said that the album is "more like a big band version of George Michael's 'Older' than a funked-up 'Faith'" and that, although it has "a killer tune or two", the album is not exhibit the "same vitality of years ago".
Keates praises the letters, in spite of some gaps, as "revealing an integrity wholly unclouded by humbug or self-importance"; they both charm us and exhibit a "shrewd, sardonic vitality". The review does not make clear the relationship of this work to the 1987 Selected Letters of Louisa May Alcott, ed.
During this period, individuals are full of vitality and exhibit a strong desire, need, and interest to explore the unknown world [ 69].
His shiny exhibits are sweaty with animal vitality (you can almost inhale the aroma of damp straw and steaming dung), but also strangely caught in a frozen social ballet, even when, ostensibly, they're pitchforking hay or watching a foxhound finish off a stag.
It helped immensely that Barber had a burst and a vitality he had not exhibited since last season.
