Levine's straightforward interpretations were marked by vitality and architectural clarity.
Responding to what he described as "the moderato, mezzo forte syndrome — everything was kind of not too fast, not too slow, not too loud, not too soft," he developed a style marked by infectious vitality, abundant energy and dynamic extremes.
A sense of renewed vitality marked many of the global art fairs during the year, and reasonable prices for artworks helped to boost interest among collectors.
Happy employees equal brand vitality.
Indeed, employee happiness drives brand vitality.
Her poetic oeuvre reflects the dramas of her lifetime, with the earlier works marked by a carefree vitality and the pieces that she wrote after her husband's death and her exile reflecting a sombre, grief-stricken tone.
According to the Vatican, Africa has 186m Catholics, 16% of the global flock, a more than sixfold increase in number from half a century ago.The African church's vitality is marked not only by its size but by the devotion of its faithful.
Painting of the Kamakura period, both religious and secular, was marked by a sense of immediacy and vitality.
The near future of interfaces, in other words, is marked by clarity, context, density, motion, and vitality.
Nocturnal white light exposure has shown marked results on subjective and objective indicators of alertness, vitality and mood, yet effects of white light during daytime and under usual office work conditions have not been investigated extensively.
In the present investigation, there were marked improvements in the QOLRAD domains of emotional distress and vitality, indicating that omeprazole can improve the psychological aspects of QOL in patients with RE.
