Disreputable, heartless, upwardly mobile, Thatcher-man's negative vitality ends up working against the novels in which he features, for his ultimate effect is to confuse the moral landscape in which he is supposed to be operating.
The tone, however, is not academic, and "Paysage" succeeds because its movement passages are packed with vitality and add up cumulatively into an experience that affects the viewer.
Newsstand sales -- a major barometer of a magazine's vitality -- were up 35percentt in the first six months of 2000, and total paid circulation was up 64percentt for the first six months of 2000.
In contrast to the turgid performances served up four years ago in South Africa, this was an England performance full of youth and vitality that lived up to a World Cup that has so far been full of incident.
Bågenholm soon began to show signs of vitality, and woke up paralyzed from the neck down on 30 May.
The question for the next 20 years is who is going to provide the bottom-up vitality .The obvious candidates to provide "bottom-up vitality" are the immigrants who have made the city their home over the past 40 years.
In two models, higher SF-36 vitality at follow-up predicted longer subsequent survival.
We used Cox proportional hazards to explore the influence of SF-36 vitality at follow-up on subsequent survival, using four different statistical models for handling missing data.
We used logistic regression to explore factors at randomisation which predicted SF-36 vitality at follow-up, and the relationship between SF-36 vitality and both SF-36 mental health and SF-36 emotional role function at follow-up.
When she turned out the bedside light (I whined that I couldn't sleep with the light on), I could feel the frustration of the long hours stretching out ahead of her in the dark, when she was so charged up with vitality and energy.
