| His technique is powerful and honed to a razor-like edge, but even more impressive is the rare spontaneity and vitality in his playing. |
| The vitality of the Vietnamese economy and its superb growth rates are making Vietnam an economic force to be reckoned with. |
| In its vitality, harmony and purity of form, this art is profoundly close to nature. |
| New York constantly composes and recomposes itself, and its electric vitality comes from the churning crowd. |
| So we are doomed, by our very vitality, to earlier deaths than our womenfolk. |
| It seems unfair that a man of such vitality, intelligence, and formidable personality ended his public career with more of a whimper than a bang. |
