élan vital
vital force

Élan Vital in New Orleans told us the same thing.

"They prefer Élan Vital to the English translation," I said.

Are, it seems, is the only vital force left in his life.

Anyone who studies the history of life on Earth must come to respect death as a vital force.

She is the mother and on her rely all vital forces.

He was the vital force that kept everything in existence.

Women value the church's recognition that they are a vital force in the world.

Tiny was a vital force for many years in the development of this institution.

But world events, they acknowledge, are a vital force in the classroom.

The railroad was a vital force in the development of Portland.

The objects allow the family to maintain contact with the vital forces of nature.

There is a tension between two vital forces in education today: standards and equity.

He seemed tired now, drained of some vital force by this last exchange.

Still, the Republicans will need strong showings soon if they are to remain a vital force.

Crime is a vital force that shall never be obliterated.

He also served as a vital force in the Church's educational works in general.

Every man, he said, ought to strive for an equilibrium of the vital forces.

Through her lecturing and classes, she became a vital force in most of the region's arts activities.

These are perceived by reason to be the manifestations of an invisible vital force.

Rather is it a harnessing of vital forces, held in delicate balance.

The Stoics believed it to be the only vital force in the universe.

Further discoveries continued to obviate the need for a special "vital force".

She said of young adults, "They are a vital force which the library can both develop and use.

They also continue to be a vital force within contemporary theatre, and their usage takes a variety of forms.

Perhaps this data will provide a fuller picture of the vital force of blood type.

The vital force that gives you the strength and optimism to do it over again."

The iuvenis is he who has the fullness of vital force.