Sentence examples for much dynamism from inspiring English sources

Bernard speaks slowly, without much dynamism and he's not the world's best storyteller.

Records has been well-documented by now, but not with as much dynamism as seems likely here.

But perhaps more important, the domestic economy never really achieved much dynamism when times were relatively good last year.

He has so much dynamism, skill and courage; and, while they are an awfully long way away, he evidently keeps those feet firmly on the ground.

As a dramatic work, there's nothing special about it – scenic transitions and sound design are clumsy, and there isn't much dynamism in the way the space is used.

"I think it is a fabulous idea, especially in a home office, as it can add so much dynamism to a space by virtue of its intensity," she said.

But can such a ragbag of measures bring much new dynamism to the economy?

Some of the places it protects, at the behest of national governments, are highly degraded ecosystems, and it locks them into their depleted state, ensuring that they can recover neither the wealth of species that might live there, nor much of dynamism and ecological function that could otherwise have been restored.

His hesitations and feints when working with James keep Indiana's big men off balance and his sneaky drives to the rim add much-needed dynamism to the Heat attack.

They have so much charisma and dynamism that they are riveting without having to strip down.

It's a useful precedent for Mr. Shorter's current band, which derives much of its dynamism from rhythm-section cohesion within the loosest possible framework.