Sentence examples for for his dynamism from inspiring English sources

Appreciated for his dynamism and willingness to experiment, he accorded priority to good governance and infrastructure development and exhibited the will to invigorate the economic climate of the state.

The developer is admired for thinking supremely big - currently on his drawing board are a domed stadium, for Queens, and the world's tallest building, for Manhattan's West Side - and for his dynamism and public visibility.

He attracts praise for his dynamism, though fastidious Bulgarians flinch at his background as an ex-wrestler, bodyguard and police chief: emblematic in their eyes of the political milieu that the country needs to dump.In Romania, by contrast, politicians are relieved after escaping sanctions in a softly worded commission report on their anti-corruption and legal reform efforts.

Beyond his goals (seventh most prolific scorer in the history of the Uruguayan league and 18 strikes in 25 appearances for his country), Castro was renowned for his dynamism and ferocious will to win on the pitch, and his drinking, smoking, gambling and womanising off it.

But for all his dynamism, Mr Streiff is not much good at "managing up".

For all his dynamism, Mr Sarkozy has imposed himself as a globe-trotting dealmaker partly because of the absence of American leadership.

For all his dynamism and musical depth, Mr. Gergiev, one of the busiest conductors in the business, can give erratic performances.

Richard Jolly Burnley 1-0 SOlivier Giroudvier Giroud and Santi Cazorla grabbed the headlines after Arsenal's victory over Newcastle, with Alexis Sánchez once again praised for his creativity and dynamism, but the match was also notable for the way Alex Oxlade-Chamovedain moved seamlessly back into the Gunners' midfield three.

Among them was a note signed by the heads of the Paris institute's 11 research departments that praised Bréchot for his "leadership, vision, dynamism and full commitment".

Goodness knows how he would have survived on today's frenzied political scene (even at the time he was much criticised for his apparent lack of dynamism).

German photographer Jakob Wagner turns the bright lights of a city into Inception-esque dynamism for his series of long-exposure photographs called Urban Zoom. .