Sentence examples for forms of vitality from inspiring English sources

In 2010, he published "Forms of Vitality: Exploring Dynamic Experience in Psychology, the Arts, Psychotherapy and Development," which used new understandings of neuroscience to explain human empathy.

INFUSED with that peculiar form of vitality that only jet lag can provide, an alertness sharpened to almost paranoiac precision, I pulled on my singlet and shorts and running shoes.

Fanon thus figures a distributed form of vitality that recognizes how life exists between the living and the earth.

I look at style as a form of vitality, but there are many other ways to age stylishly that have nothing to do with clothing.

I argue that The Ring and the Book critiques Coleridge's organicism on political and social grounds and suggests that active reading offers an alternative form of literary vitality.

Without being less realistic or hard working, his dancers increasingly became emblems of vitality and pure form.

Assuming prosperity is not limited to the relatively meager currency of money but extends to all forms of affluence that truly matter -- vitality, solidarity, love, and contentment -- then there is no more logical or gracious wish.

Dogma is a form of the abiding vitality of the deposit of faith in the church which itself remains always the same.

The German Roman Catholic dogmatician Karl Rahner's contrasting definition, in Sacramentum Mundi, points to a perennial process: Dogma is a form of the abiding vitality of the deposit of faith in the church which itself remains always the same.

Most compositions written in sonata form after Wagner's era, however, lack a certain sense of vitality.

Her work formed part of what she later described as a "tremendous surge of vitality" after the war.