Sentence examples for invigorating vitality from inspiring English sources
For the minority of the teeming masses (Paulistanos, as the city's inhabitants are called) who are involved in São Paulo's invigorating vitality, it is a city of which to be proud, not one to be defended against criticism based on its disheartening crime and poverty statistics.
(Not that older music somehow guarantees new thinking, mind you: "Million Dollar Quartet," the jukebox musical about the early days of rock 'n' roll, which garnered a somewhat surprising best musical nomination, was performed with invigorating vitality, but it was pretty square, form-wise).
Even when they falter, these effects emphasize the book's invigorating vitality and its author's ingratiating self-knowledge.
Abstraction run amok, you might call it, but generating an invigorating manic vitality.
"We were on the way to really invigorating the old city with new vitality," she says.
These writers believe that the work coming from what has often been called "the margins" - from the immigrants, their children and their children's children - is invigorating British writing with a new vitality born out of these different perspectives and ways of viewing the world.
It is a radical, almost violent gesture, invigorating Ms. Takaezu's signature shapes and forms with a new vitality.
It's incredibly invigorating.
