The phrase "a lively character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is full of energy, enthusiasm, and vivacity, often in a social context.
Example: "At the party, Sarah was definitely the life of the event; she has a lively character that draws everyone in."
Alternatives: "an animated personality" or "a vibrant individual."
Then "they had quite a lively character on their hands.
A strongly rendered lineup of profiles, it gives a lively character reading for each face.
'He was always a lively character and obviously that hasn't changed,' says Joe Green, his rugby coach at St Anselm's College in Birkenhead.
Chuck is a lively character, and Hans's experiences as "the only white man... on the cricket fields of New York" give him access to an American subculture that's rarely been depicted.
Diesel Freelanders and Evoques always have a lively character, thanks to their smooth and free-revving engines and sporty short-throw gear-shift, and this one is no exception – add in a high level of agility for such a tall car and the Evoque delivers a lot of driving fun.
He was quite a lively character and always had a story or a joke to tell, so we've always liked the name.
Stein described Ocasio-Cortez as a "dynamic, lively character" who gives a message of hope and did not say during the interview what specific promises or policy proposals of hers had prompted him to compare her to the Soviet leader, the Nazi dictator and the Chinese Communist Party chairman.
"He was a really lively character," Mr Talbot says, his voice shaking.
A very lively character". Captain says: "Scott is our leading goalscorer with 11 this season.
Strong direction from Michael Longhurst and ensemble playing from cast and musicians bring out Brace's strengths: dramatically interesting scenes communicate serious situations with a light hand through lively character interactions.
Its advantage lies in being a big city with a small-town feel; its lively character is split up among smaller, interconnecting communities marked by huge, Fifties-style street-wide signs that are lit by bright neon at night.
