Sentence examples for a liveliness from inspiring English sources

The final Gigue had a liveliness that was almost threatening.

"With a neon sign, there's a liveliness," she said.

There is a liveliness here that will not be tamed.

There was a liveliness about her face, as if London had exceeded all her expectations.

Neither soars, though Mr. Sirota's has a liveliness wholly absent from Mr. Wiprud's stolid, madrigal-inspired score.

The mushrooms were delicious -- earthy and strong with a liveliness brought on by carrots, herbs and sherry vinegar.

But The Kids Are All Right has a life and liveliness that her previous films never approached.

Those had an undeniable "liveliness" — a tingly acidity, balancing out the richness of oil — that made them complex and delicious.

Insofar as it depends upon an individual's willingness or ability to entertain it, a hypothesis' "liveliness" is an extrinsic, agent-specific property.

Combining exacting botanical observation and loosely Cubist abstraction, his watercolors of flowers, fruit and vegetables have a magical liveliness and an almost shocking sensuousness.

Dipsychus (published posthumously in 1865 but not available in an unexpurgated version until 1951) is a remarkable closet drama that debates issues of belief and morality with a frankness, and a metrical liveliness, unequaled in Victorian verse.