Thus by an act of violence, a soul may or may not injure the material vitalities known as of someone else, but always causes injury to its own or the psychic vitalities by binding the soul with karmas.
The "Saturday Night Live" writer and performer Tina Fey wrote the script and gives the material a stylized vitality.
And it is scarcely necessary for advertisers to spell out the notion that a certain codified, ritualized pattern of furnishing a house with homespun textures and materials indicates the vitality and honesty of the inhabitant's mind.
For the most part Greenberg's collection represents him at his most doctrinaire and narrow, stubbornly ignoring many of his own best ideas: about the unpredictability of art and aesthetic response, for example, or the importance of materials and visual vitality.
Material well-being sapped the vitality of the nation.
Through the manipulation of instructor enthusiasm (high vs. low), it was demonstrated that students who received an enthusiastically delivered lecture subsequently reported greater intrinsic motivation regarding the lecture material and experienced higher levels of vitality.
Despite the National's irritating decision to use asterisks – both coy and preening – on their marketing material, the title suggests the spring of this vitality.
The great historian Arnold Toynbee argued that civilisations rise and fall on the vitality of their cultural ideals, not their material assets as such.
This is a pre-clinical study of lengthening the alveolar bone height using a thin osteoperiosteal bone flap, the "island bone flap" or i-flap, to establish vitality, stability and incorporation of the augmentation material after healing.
It's as if Leo, the newspaper columnist, has churned through this material too many times before, leaving it sapped of its vitality.
