Sentence examples for a lively approach from inspiring English sources

The directors of MATA, the new-music festival that has become a year-round concert series, has come up with a lively approach.

The non-fiction contenders include Money: The Unauthorised Biography by Felix Martin – a "lively" approach, setting the record straight on what money is, where it comes from and how it works – and a study of bravery, The Society of Timid Souls by Polly Morland, which is "the perfect companion for our age of anxiety", Allardice said.

This gaggle of friends took a lively approach to the assignment, resulting in a wide range of expressions and gestures.

Although he described the Constitution as a "dead" document whose meaning could not change, he nevertheless took a very lively approach to how he chose to interpret it, a habit that earned him the dubious title "Justice of Contradictions" from one legal scholar.

Don't just read the text like you would for a child who can understand the words: take a more lively approach.

David brings a fresh, lively approach to each investigation.

It is a brash, lively approach to history that makes the usual PBS fare -- academics pontificating from armchairs -- look downright funereal.

They provide a fresh and lively approach that appeals to both chess experts and to those less familiar with the game.

ITV said Peston on Sunday would offer "an intelligent and lively approach to politics".

I liked Odigo Messenger quite a bit for its lively approach to the whole experience.

Early-music specialists like Joel Cohen and Jordi Savall have taken a more scholarly but equally lively approach, and Mr. Savall's offerings have been particularly ambitious.