vitality

• You can forget that such a thing exists--can forget it in the renewed exuberance of vitality which is sheer enjoyment of living. —  The Sign of the Spider
• These thought-materials seem to possess a kind of vitality, an energy, an attractive or repulsive power. —  The Elements of General Method Based on the Principles of Herbart
• If the spine possesses a proper degree of strength, if the bony structure is properly proportioned, and if the alignment of all the vertebrae is everything that can be desired, you are then practically assured of the pulsating vitality which is a part of superb health It is an interesting fact that the spine is the central and fundamental structure of all the higher organisms on this earth. —  Vitality Supreme
• And then, the hopelessness, the helplessness of under-vitality, which is often the real name for despair, had caught him again. —  August First
• Vital vigor he believed to be equivalent to the condition of vitality, which is indicated by the breadth of the brain found in the sanguine temperament; and vital tenacity to be measured by the depth of the base of the brain. —  The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser in Plain English or, Medicine Simplified, 54th ed., One Million, Six Hundred and Fifty Thousand

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