Sentence examples for far more energetic from inspiring English sources

On a chilly, grey day, Mr. Obama seemed far more energetic than he had on Wednesday evening.

The neutrinos ANITA is looking for are far more energetic than anything produced by the Large Hadron Collider, the world's most powerful particle accelerator.

McCain seemed lifted by her presence, and was far more energetic and enthusiastic than the stumbling, unfocussed candidate I'd witnessed on the campaign trail earlier in the summer.

Modi has yet to demonstrate that he can work magic on India's domestic economy, but he has proved far more energetic and agile than expected on the international stage.

The Northern Alliance, made up mainly of Tajiks, Uzbeks and other ethnic groups, has proved far more energetic in complaining about the nature of the American bombing than in planning or executing an offensive.

Perhaps it was because the sun shone for the first time in two weeks or perhaps because the locals seemed far more energetic and expressive than the other places I'd visited.

France, despite the dependence on veterans, were by far the more energetic side from the start of the second-half until the referee's whistle confirmed there would be a shoot-out.

Verlaine and his pack of angel hunters are far more entertaining and energetic than the tweedy academics of "Angelology," who seemed intent on researching the Nephilim to death.

The new drug contains radium 223, which targets bone and emits alpha particles that are far more massive and energetic than the beta particles emitted by older radioimmunotherapies like strontium.

Among the fans interviewed, the Hampton shows won rave reviews, with the near-universal opinion that Phish now is far tighter and more energetic than the band that toured five or six years ago.

Indeed, although initial polls favoured the prime minister after Jeremy Paxman, a television interviewer, separately grilled both him and Mr Miliband last week, the opposition leader seems to have gained the most from the event, in which he seemed far scrappier, and more energetic, than the silkier Mr Cameron.But all the same this format will be unlikely to favour the prime minister.