Príklady verve

• In contrast, the recently completed library possesses a verve and zest which conveys a dynamism that many of the more established universities might hanker after.

• These developments have been discussed by several other historians, but they are explored with subtlety and verve here.

• With all the tumult and protest that daily lives were experiencing in the 1960s, the language teaching profession needed some spice and verve.

• Some show no more verve and imagination than any neighbourhood service needs: a pharmacy is a pharmacy is a pharmacy.

• She writes with verve and feeling, although her arguments are always rigorous and telling.

• All this is riveting stuff, presented clearly and with verve.

• In elections, he was an also-ran in all but oratorical verve.

• It is a great pity that his writing skill and intellectual verve are not always matched by the precision and understanding associated with careful research.

• Leonard dismantles false boundaries of ' ' authenticity, ' ' providing more sophisticated and rigorous terms for evaluating the sheer technical expertise and antiracist verve of formalist poetics.

• Chardin's contemporaries often depicted, with great dramatic verve, the state of being distracted.

• Over two centuries of technological invention and technique innovations lie behind circus, and the expansion of body-based arts sees it move into the twenty-first century with new creative verve.

• Less common is their substantiation with the empirical rigour, verve and originality of these essays.

• This is writing with verve and humour.

• Shephard has a fascinating tale to tell and does so with verve and enthusiasm.

• Blanning, in particular, is an example of how academic history can be written with verve and passion, without in any way sacrificing standards.