Sentence examples for vitality evolving from inspiring English sources
Optimistic and receptive, Toop sees an astonishing level of "vitality, evolving ingenuity and determination" in the ways in which musicians respond to technology but he also notes what has gone awry.
Finding ways to practice becoming aware of our presumptions and prejudices, even the very small ones, can put us on the road to rediscovering the vitality, the "juice" of life... not "known" life but true, evolving, ever-changing and never exactly the same life as it is actually being lived.
There's some talk of collaboration, possible mergers, new businesses popping up and more people shopping for and buying more products -- the stuff of an evolving industry, as much a cultural statement as it is a symbol of economic vitality.
According to Carlo Capasa, president of the Camera della Moda, "Given that the calendar situation is always evolving, it is hard to predict if there will be any negative effects.'' The important thing, he said, is that the Italians "show powerful vitality as a whole" — perhaps (it is possible to imagine) by being the first to shift to a new system.
Born in Portugal and currently based in Bordeaux, 17 year old Nidia is a dynamic artist bringing fresh ideas and vitality to the evolving scene.
"It's a sign of the city's vitality, that New York is continuing to evolve," he said.
But for me the shadow of Proust's great ambition falls over him, the shadow of Joyce's, Henry James's, Nabokov's: to Diaghilev the ballet was like the novel, a place where the human spirit could find itself addressed in pattern, in rhythm and in thought; where delight abounded in a social unravelling and form evolved to become a revealing new dream of vitality.
Most cities evolve over time, building by building, overlaying the new with the old — and it is that organic growth that gives each city its vitality and character.
