Do you think bloggers are aiding in the downfall of proper English, or do you see them as a revitalizing force which is updating English usage?
He told me that revenge was a revitalizing force that "brings to us a visceral satisfaction".
So in that sense he is a revitalizing force in the dance world".
"He is a revitalizing force, particularity in the African American community," said Gerald Durley, a longtime Baptist pastor in Atlanta.
The old guard looks down on genre fiction with indifference; the new arrivals — the genrefiers — are eager to change the neighborhood, seeing in genre a revitalizing force.
More important, modern pluralism allows evangelicals to rub up against ideas and sensibilities that offend them, and this is itself a revitalizing force.
The old guard looks down on genre fiction with indifference; the new arrivals the genrefiers are eager to change the neighborhood, seeing in genre a revitalizing force.
Ty Jones, who has been a revitalizing force with the Classical Theater of Harlem, plays the title role, with Melissa Friedman as his power-mad consort and a special appearance by Richard Easton as Duncan.
If democratic socialism is to be the revitalizing force the Democratic Party — and American democracy — needs, it will have to do a better job of confronting these difficult questions.
The Historical Society, which is feeling like a revitalized, light-on-its feet institution these days, immediately said yes to the idea, and the exhibition is fascinating.
But Mr. Rylance's Valere is a force of nature, a destructive force, perhaps, but also a revitalizing one.
