Sentence examples for with a dynamism from inspiring English sources

He invested his photographs with a dynamism and vitality that were to become his hallmark.

They seized the occasion by recovering from a fragile start and then bowling and fielding with a dynamism that shattered their opponents.

At 70, he is the most youthful of the theater's grand old men, with a dynamism that would put a man half his age to shame.

Kandinsky responded to this climate by continuing to evolve in the general direction of geometric abstraction, but with a dynamism and a taste for detail-crowded pictorial space that recall his earlier sweeping-gesture technique.

Twentieth-century painters such as Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning often applied impastos with a dynamism and a gestural bravura that emphasized the physical qualities of the paint itself.

Peter Polycarpou as an insanely jealous shopfloor Othello, Alexis Owen-Hobbs as his flighty inamorata, Colin Stinton as the Scrooge-like factory owner and Claire Machin as a fantasising secretary all perform with a dynamism that sends you out into the street uplifted.

And whatever his New York cast may feel about that, his London singers threw themselves into the fray with an energy and a dynamism that outclassed anything seen on the stage of a British conservatory in living memory.

This is music that throbs with a pulsating dynamism that's almost hypnotic.

Yet this most atmospheric of cities is focusing firmly on the future, with a quiet dynamism that is luring in contemporary artists, designers – and visitors.

Toshiko Oiwa, a slim woman with a propulsive dynamism, enters first, followed by seven dancers performing independently of one another until unexpected incidents occur: Ayo Janeen Jackson dives daringly into the hooplike arms of Daniel Russell Kubert.

The traditional relations were infused with a new dynamism following the landmark visit of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to India in January 2010 as the leadership of the two countries agreed to embark on a new era of co-operation for mutual benefit with the objective of fighting the common enemy of poverty and under-development.