Sentence examples for the same dynamism from inspiring English sources

I do know I'm not sure I'd be performing with the same dynamism as now.

For the most part, however, they did not have the same dynamism as their opponents.

He's not brought the same dynamism to M.A.D., his new study of a family tearing itself apart.

Weary of more conventional methods of campaigning, its young organizers hope to inspire a new generation of feminists with the same dynamism that saw the original suffragettes chain themselves to railings to secure the vote.

Their simultaneity means their non-duality as different aspects of the same dynamism of a cosmic emptiness.

This behaviour does not appear to be general among Delta-like genes, as we did not observe the same dynamism in Dll3 mRNA expression.

Diaw, hypothetically, offers much of the same offensive dynamism as Bonner, though with the added benefit of deft feet on defense.

Since Le Corbusier plastered images of gleaming ocean liners across the pages of his manifesto in 1923, urging architects to give their buildings the same sleek dynamism, he has been taken at his word.

The word nonentity has appeared in six New York Times articles in the past year, including on Dec. 14 in the Off the Dribble blog post "Spurs Mystery: Where Is Matt Bonner?" by Beckley Mason: Diaw, hypothetically, offers much of the same offensive dynamism as Bonner, though with the added benefit of deft feet on defense.

It opens with one of the most electrifying jolts of energy in symphonic history, and it continues with the same irresistible dynamism for the next 35 minutes or so (or about 31 if you're Colin Davis, with the London Symphony Orchestra, in one of the work's most terrifyingly energetic performances).

Competent enough with his back to goal, Nahuelpan does not offer the same physical dynamism.