Sentence examples for true energetic from inspiring English sources

The present study has forced us to consider muscle energy potential during exercise in order to describe the true energetic adaptations that occur during exercise and following a training program for obese individuals.

This is particularly true for energetic electron precipitation, which is hard to measure accurately in any other way, and is an important factor for global atmospheric models.

Alexander Holt, head of CivTech, is an energetic true believer that startup innovation can transform government services.

And her memoir, "Staying True," is a surprisingly energetic exemplar of the "little did I know" genre.

Opening in New York and Los Angeles on Friday, and then around the country, it struck me as predictably plotted but with several elements to recommend it: a) Terence Stamp b) Vanessa Redgrave c) Ms. Redgrave, now 75, movingly singing Cyndi Lauper's "True Colors" d) An energetic choir of other older singers, mostly recruited from actual community choruses in England.

Q. Speaking of energetic, is it true that you once completed a painting in three minutes?

In the last two decades, we witnessed the actions and deeds of a true peacemaker, a vigorous and energetic man who touched the hearts of billions.

"Hangmen" would have been infinitely more interesting — more energetic and more true — had McDonagh's point been to show how illusory power is, and how destructive.

ADAM GOPNIK: Olivia, my daughter and expert on all things dog, tells me that your counter-argument is true: big dogs need less energetic movement, often, and can be very happy in the big town.

This held true even during the most energetic part of his show, which channeled the Minneapolis funk of Prince and the Time — appropriately, this is when the overhead spotlights, which had been a watery green much of the night, turned purple — and which featured flamboyant guitar playing by Jump Back Jake Rabinbach.

All conservative transformations in biological systems are coupled with heat generating transformations, but the reverse is not true; there is a heavy energetic cost to maintaining structure (Brooks et al. 1989; Brooks and McLennan 1990; Maurer and Brooks 1991).