Sentence examples for a fuzzy high-spiritedness from inspiring English sources

For this "Millie" has shed the barbs of irony for a fuzzy high-spiritedness.

Directed by Michael Mayer, from a book by Richard Morris and Dick Scanlan, the show sheds the barbs of irony for a fuzzy high spiritedness.

While his work often features colorful, organic forms -- "blobs and daubs" he calls them -- Mr. Alsop's most obvious signature, both personal and architectural, is an accessible high-spiritedness.

Finally, Alice agrees to marry Teddy — largely to move into a roomier apartment — but he is bewildered by her high-spiritedness and sets about trying to make her behave like a proper wife.

This bonus baby was the last grandchild in my family, a last attempt to breed some frivolity and high-spiritedness into our somber Anglo line, and we seem to have succeeded.

Although structured as an intimate slide show, the performance feels more like a slavishly chronological series of boozy barroom reminiscences, complete with the high-spiritedness, the cringe-inducing settling of scores, the wallowing, the feints of solemnity, and occasional blubbering incoherence built into that form.

Lausanne's anti-poverty message has certainly benefited from this high-spiritedness.

Monica Dolan as the mature Megan excellently suggests a woman of sharp intelligence angered by the way the words in which she once specialised elude her grasp, while Rosalind Eleazar captures the high-spiritedness of her younger self.

Timothy Taylor Gallery, W1, Wed to 11 Jul SS Cornelia Baltes's paintings escape their frames with high-spiritedness.

Kelton's characters always face dire circumstances — drought, renegade violence, evil stepmothers — but this high-spiritedness is never missing.

"I hope Julia's high-spiritedness and her courage to change rubs off on us," said a woman from Michigan.