| Under Delacroix's brush, moreover, allusions to disease are paradoxically conveyed through energized forms and dynamically vital strokes. |
| It is obvious that the laity do have to be energized to become evangelizers, reminded of their history in the extended sense. |
| In a large galaxy, the black hole can reach a greater size before its surrounding gas is energized enough to stop falling in. |
| There should be a visible light and audible warning when the treatment electrode is energized. |
| The 50-year-old executive assistant is energized and invigorated by a weekly dose of double Dutch. |
| But he is finishing strong and seems energized as the regular season turns into the postseason. |
