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vitality

vahy ta luh tee

  • n  an energetic style
  • n  a healthy capacity for vigorous activity
  • n  (biology) a hypothetical force (not physical or chemical) once thought by Henri Bergson to cause the evolution and development of organisms
  • n  the property of being able to survive and grow
    the vitality of a seed

  • We don't need to replace Citizen Kane with another all-time great filmits expansive, epic vitality remains freshbut we sure could use another Welles.
  • It hurts the quality of intellectual discussion in the classroom, the vitality of the university.
  • To most of the planet, Raj Kapoor was India in all its vitality, humanity and poignancy.
News & Articles

  • Salt Lake-Utah county line a wellspring of economic vitality
    Salt Lake-Utah county line a wellspring of economic vitality by Paul Beebe The Salt Lake Tribune Published Jun 16, 2013 12:45AM MDT In northern Utah County, hundreds of workers at IM Flash Technologies turn the silicon in common sand into speedy, power-efficient flash memory chips that store songs, photos, documents and other data in mobile phones, cameras and tablets. Just up the road, in Salt ...
    June 16, 2013 - The Salt Lake Tribune
  • 'Sculptfusion' to add public art to Michigan City's North End
    MICHIGAN CITY — The Michigan City Public Art Committee and Mayor Ron Meer have announced the debut of a year-long exhibit of eight works of sculpture, which will contribute to the beautification of Michigan City and highlight the vitality of the Uptown Arts District, Washington Park and other high-visibility locations near Lake Michigan.
    June 16, 2013 - The Michigan City News-Dispatch
  • Yoga For You
    Yoga can bring strength, flexibility, openness, enhanced vitality. Begin in a chair and work up and down at own pace. All levels welcome. Registration ends one week prior to start date.
    June 15, 2013 - WPXI Pittsburgh
Quotes

  • President Bush in Daily Times
    So therefore my view of China is that they are internally focused to the extent that they want economic growth and vitality,Bush said.
  • Barack Obama in Toronto Star
    Market-determined exchange rates are essential to global economic vitality,Obama wrote, trying to rally G20 members to America's side to persuade China to move.
  • Barbara Walters in CNN International
    She has brought a new vitality to this show and the ratings prove it,Walters said of O'Donnell, who is on vacation this week.

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