Sentence examples for making them dynamic from inspiring English sources

He plays fast, but not glibly; on Thursday he built up all his solos, making them dynamic, then went to the side of the stage to let his band gnaw on a drone chord for a while, stretching the rhythm as it went.

That combination makes them dynamic and inspiring leaders at their best, he says, but overbearing, insensitive and hasty at their worst.

That's what makes them dynamic enterprises.

Boats and cars share characteristics that make them "dynamic sculptures", he says, pointing to the yacht's sculpted stern, which resembles the rear of modern Aston Martin cars.

But it was a woman who did the best job taking sporty elements and making them seem dynamic and real.

Emerging markets differ from markets in developing countries insofar as they are closer to the markets of developed countries, making them more dynamic and attractive to foreign investors.

Li added his voice to the performance, overlapping it with the electronic waves and making them more dynamic.

Owing to million years of evolution, GRNs display intrinsic properties of adaptation and robustness, thus making them suitable for dynamic network environments.

They open new worlds we cannot access on our own but also put perspective on our life experiences, making them feel richer, more dynamic and meaningful.

Taxol binds to β-tubulin and stabilises microtubules by making them rigid and less dynamic [13].

They are structurally imbalanced, which is part of what makes them so dynamic.