Fraser writes energetically about the political wrangling, finding both humor and humanity in the struggle.
She writes energetically, if a bit discursively at times, about the grander context in which her personal drama takes place.
Beatty writes energetically, providing insight as often as he elicits laughs.
Ms. Thompson has written an energetically mordant novel about our difficult times, a novel that doesn't pretend to have any answers, comfortable or otherwise, but that vividly, insistently poses questions we should be asking.
And yet, as Jodi Kantor writes in her energetically reported "The Obamas" (Little, Brown, Valerie Jarrettt came into the next day's 7 30 A.M. staff meeting declaring darkly that the First Lady was in fact "dissatisfied" with the handling of Hellgate.
Mr. Bernstein has written a serious, energetically researched and largely fluent book, but there is little new in this volume: its disclosures amount mainly to embroiderings on already well-known aspects of the Clintons' lives.
"Stross writes like an internet puppy: energetically, egotistically, sometimes amusingly, sometimes affectingly, but always irritatingly, and goes on being energetic and egotistical and amusing for far too long," he continued.
As he writes at the end of the Physical Monadology, the ether is energetically structured space or "fire matter" (aether seu materia ignis; 1 487.18), woven by elastic bonds (iunctae elasticitates; 1 487.12).
The written language was cultivated energetically as a symbol of national strength, and in 1786 King Gustav III established the Swedish Academy.
It's got a few formula bebop rhythms, a minimalist piece written by Thelonious Monk and beloved by drummers called "Green Chimneys," as well as that open, unyielding conga sound, which happens quite naturally in a few places; Mr. Perez, from Panama, tends to draw Latin rhythms out of drummers by turning jazz vamps into Latin montunos, and Mr. Haynes responds energetically.
A1 U.S. General Writes on Iraq War The three-star Marine Corps general who was the military's top operations officer before the invasion of Iraq expressed regret in a published essay that he did not more energetically question those who had ordered the nation to war.
