Sentence examples for explosion of vitality from inspiring English sources
But when Rabbit starts hollering or rapping, he does indeed give off the explosion of vitality that Presley had while singing in his very early movies.
The great thing about Creed's Work No. 850 is that it is gloriously pointless, a repeated explosion of vitality, a sort of extension of Paul Klee's definition of drawing as "taking a line for a walk".
Because there are so many people here, and they live so closely side by side, there are enough of them and enough interactions between them to reach a critical mass that produces a unique vitality, energy, creativity -- an explosion of vitality and creativity, really.
If Hillary comes in third, our democratic process will break open to the skies with an explosion of energy, vitality, and activism throughout the Democratic Party.
Tiny explosions of energy.
A suite from Bernstein's "Trouble in Tahiti," in a new arrangement by Paul Chihara, opened the program with an explosion of lyricism and rhythmic vitality.
London's economic success is rewarded by an unprecedented explosion of cultural activities, with a vitality and diversity which eclipses other European capitals.
As Silverman points out, he wanted his pictures to be sacred, but he also wanted them to be "spermatic"—sublimated explosions of a sexual vitality that he could rarely achieve in life.
Perversely, Malick has drained Affleck of vitality.
