Sentence examples for its dynamism from inspiring English sources

But if Mr. Chan's presence lends the movie much of its dynamism, it also inspires its flimsiest subplot, involving Passepartout's rivalry with General Fang Karen Joy Morriss) an evil warlord (and Dragon Lady stereotype) for possession of the statue.

The design industry is renowned for its dynamism, so it is imperative that you have a "can do" attitude and a desire to get stuck in.

The interplay between private dynamism and the recognition that it needs to serve a larger public purpose if it is to retain its dynamism is the hallmark of all successful capitalisms, as true of Victorian Britain as of Vermeer's Holland.

The grand textures of the outer movements filled the hall, and though the phrasing occasionally lacked detail, it made up for this in its dynamism.

He said: "We both feel immense pride at being associated with Cambridge, a place renowned the world over for its dynamism, beauty and learning, and it is lovely for us to be here together today".

As with the U.S. Navy Seals in Pakistan, so dynamic is America's elite that its dynamism can offset the lagging behind of others.

But its dynamism nevertheless exceeds its dependence.

Southern regions outside the capital have gained from its dynamism.

Such gardens pay nature and its dynamism homage.

Channel its dynamism outward, toward the global economy.

By all means fix its flaws, Mr Obama; but do not take its dynamism for granted.