Sentence examples for remarkably vital from inspiring English sources

If you look beyond the walls of the academy, you will find a scene that is remarkably vital.

Given its rich history it might be tempting to dismiss the Newport Folk Festival as a relic, but it's still remarkably vital, even in its 52nd year.

Since its debut in December 1989, the show -- brainy and populist, sophisticated and vulgar, gleeful in its assault on every imaginable piety and subversively affirmative of the bonds of family and community -- has remained remarkably vital.

A flourishing member of a precious and nearly extinct species has been sighted on Broadway, looking remarkably vital and sure of itself for a creature so often given up for dead.

Kennan, who lives in Princeton, where he has been affiliated with the Institute for Advanced Study for the past half century (he served as Ambassador to the Soviet Union in the fifties and Ambassador to Yugoslavia in the sixties), is still remarkably vital and engaged by current affairs.

Or that hatred of Andy was an appropriate response to a thoroughly obnoxious human being, and that therefore the chemicals in Bobby Kennedy's brain were remarkably vital and balanced.

Yet compared with fellow west coast baby-boomers the Eagles, who nowadays shuffle round the world's arena circuit going through the motions, they still appear remarkably fresh and vital.

"His company, 100 strong, is warm, vital, vivacious, remarkably trained, energetic beyond belief, and above all performers deluxe".

The 50 little-seen works on view span nearly five centuries and reveal medieval drawing to be vital, evolving, remarkably diverse and essential to the medium's Renaissance blossoming.

With Britain and France leading from the front and America from behind, NATO waged a sophisticated air war that achieved everything it set out to do within seven months, causing remarkably little damage to vital infrastructure or harm to civilian life.

The mammalian heart must maintain its structural and functional integrity for decades, yet the response to damage in this vital organ is remarkably inadequate and often results in heart failure.