Sentence examples for no vitality from inspiring English sources

She lamented the state of women with "broken hair, no hairdresser, no money, no vitality — and the will to live is gone".

There was no vitality there.

There's no vitality in the staging.

"There's no vitality left with the Rangels and the Hardings of this world," Mr. Schrader said.

The jazz had little breathing room and no vitality under these circumstances; the orchestra, when reduced to a mere backing role, had no grandeur.

Scores of subjective fatigue and vitality were evaluated six times (before Ex1, immediately after Ex1, before Ex2, immediately after Ex2, 4 h after Ex2, 24 h after the onset of Ex1) using a 100-mm visual analogue scale (VAS), where 0 mm represented "no fatigue (or "filled vitality") at all" and 100 mm represented "unbearable fatigue (or "no vitality at all")" [21].

No language, no warmth no kindness; no generosity, vitality nor optimism.

It's located in a state the author calls South Midland, which I take to be Nebraska or South Dakota, a desiccated, featureless region of no particular vitality and no discernible future; disappointment is general all over South Midland.

When I look at her, fizzing with health and vitality, no longer a toddler but a little girl, proudly twisting her fingers around the curls thickening around her ears, I have to catch my breath.

There is no such vitality and very little humor to be found in "Knife Fight," which bills itself as a comedy.

Although he wrote eloquently about how newcomers give New York its energy and incomparable achievements, the author did not look so kindly on commuters, comparing them to locusts swarming into the city, each escaping a suburb with "no essential vitality of its own".