Sentence examples for vitality both from inspiring English sources

The center's vitality both reflects and helps reinforce the slow but steady upturn in Hunts Point.

Even more, it is showing signs of unexpected vitality, both on stages and at construction sites where new theaters are rising.

Tokyo's skyline beckons like a twenty-first-century Emerald City, but the countryside, too, brims with vitality, both natural and human — its forests unspoiled, its schools filled with students, its festivals thronged with visitors.

Nearly identical, brimming with promise, ambition and vitality, both portraits show Rembrandt's head in close-up, wreathed in a haze of light and curls, with his face heavily shadowed.

Already keenly interested in city neighbourhoods and their vitality, both as a writer and increasingly as a community activist, she explored urban design and planning at length with her husband.

The independent predictors of mental health and vitality (both composite scores of the relevant SF-36 domains) were determined using linear regression analyses.

Yet this method is effective, and affecting, because Murphy's own ardor is so transparent, his longing to celebrate the vitality of both the play and its trouble-making creator, that Big Mouth incarnate.

What came through in the tasting was the vitality of both the wines and the region, the Kingdom of Sauvignon Blanc, as Jacqueline Friedrich calls it in Volume 1 of her fine recent book, "Earthly Delights From the Garden of France".

"The expansion of one of New York's oldest educational institutions will enhance the vitality of both the university and its neighboring west Harlem community, while meeting the long-term needs of its residents," the agency said.

In a statement that the city, the union and the restaurant issued on Thursday, the city hinted that it might consider revamping the agreement with the Boathouse to ensure its "continued vitality for both the city and its operator in light of these changed circumstances".

An acceptable weight loss program cannot choose between dietary pattern and physical activity, but must cultivate the full potential contributions to vitality of both.