Sentence examples for vitalize from inspiring English sources

Arctic foxes, bears, ermines, partridge, and snowy owls may appear in the tundra, where, in the short summer, seabirds, river fish, and migrant birds (swans, ducks, and snipes) vitalize a harsh environment, then made almost intolerable by swarms of biting midges.

It has been claimed that slang is created by ingenious individuals to freshen the language, to vitalize it, to make the language more pungent and picturesque, to increase the store of terse and striking words, or to provide a vocabulary for new shades of meaning.

Mingo, and Other Sketches in Black and White (1884); Free Joe and Other Georgian Sketches (1887); Sister Jane, Her Friends and Acquaintances (1896); and Gabriel Tolliver (1902) reveal Harris' ability to vitalize other Southern types and to delve into issues faced by the South after Reconstruction.

Vocational training, it argued, would vitalize general education and democratize schooling by adapting it to the real needs of children, promote industrial efficiency and national prosperity, decrease labour and social unrest, and promote a higher standard of living for workers.

The preparation of the corpse has also frequently included the placing on or in it of magical amulets; these were variously intended to protect or vitalize the corpse.

The figures may appear to animate space, but, in fact, spatial dynamics — vectors, vortices, torques — vitalize the figures.

Many initiatives vitalized intellectual and cultural pursuits.

The Mongols aimed to revive, under a unified political system, the trade that had traditionally crossed the Central Asian steppe and vitalized the economy of the pastoral nomads.

Two of these plays, Hedda Gabler and The Master Builder, are vitalized by the presence of a demonically idealistic and totally destructive female such as first appeared in Catiline.

Used skillfully for a specific effect, however, it vitalizes the content of the imagery.

However, what popularity the novels maintain today is largely due to Zola's unique artistry, a poetry of machine and motion, vitalized by the individual viewpoint, yet structured by vast networks of imagery that capture the intense activity and alienation of modern industrial society.