Meanings of intense vitality in English

Lottie, with her intense vitality, could arouse even a sluggish nature.

She was even thinner than he, but, like him, glowing with intense vitality.

This example shows the intense vitality of the township system.

Here was a book that had indeed an intense vitality, and an immense vitality.

His intense vitality deceived himself and everybody else, however, until it was all too late.

But her mind was charged with intense vitality.

An intense vitality charged the air.

As he began his manipulations it seemed as though every separate hair was endowed with an intense vitality.

The old man's eyes flashed, and his strong aquiline features assumed an expression of intense vitality and life.

There is a vivid grace about the daughter, an intense vitality that suggests some beautiful being of the forest.

She was above even that thrill of sharp and intense vitality which in times past had ennobled trouble and misery.

She won attention, not because she sought it, nor on the ground of eccentricities, but because of her intense vitality.

Nothing but a strong will and the most intense vitality enabled him to hold out during these last six dismal hours.

In the first place we have to note their intense vitality and keen sense of pleasure, natural to a young and vigorous people.

Short and stout, square of shoulder, with an abundant mane of thick black hair- asignof bodily vigour-his whole person breathed intense vitality.

Something of the mythopoeic faculty must have survived in Tintoretto, and enabled him to inspire the Greek tale with this intense vitality of beauty.