Sentence examples similar to feeling of dynamism from inspiring English sources

Yet the more spectacular modernisms of The Rite of Spring belong to the evolution of Russian nationalist music from Modest Mussorgsky to Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov, while that work's feeling of "primitive dynamism" is a period feature that is found in much music of the early 20th century.

He tapped into what people were already feeling, which is, we want clarity, we want optimism, we want, you know, a return to that sense of dynamism and, you know, entrepreneurship that had been missing".

Chile, too, and even Mexico, are feeling the "tango effect". Not surprisingly, Mercosur--the trading block led by Brazil and Argentina that was a Latin American model of dynamism in the 1990s--has 1990s--has 1990s--has

This produces a lot of dynamism.

Instead of dynamism, there is discipline.

The lack of dynamism is evident.

Then came a period of dynamism and reform.

The picture is one of dynamism but also widespread insecurity.

They are monuments, for all their rhetoric of dynamism frozen.

"The race has a tremendous amount of dynamism".

This responsiveness introduces degrees of dynamism and complexity.