Sentence examples for a lively world from inspiring English sources

The inspired Dutch microscopist Antonie van Leeuwenhoek, beginning in 1673, discovered blood cells, spermatozoa, and a lively world of "animalcules".

Of course, this is a very crude reduction of a thousand years of religious cultivation, but after all, we are only on installment 3. Practical Kabbalah includes various esoteric practices such as divination, doctrines such as the transmigration of souls -- a lively world of angels and demons -- and legends such as the Golem.

Thus Ms. Baldassare's school is also a window into a corner of the lively world of cabaret and piano bars, a world that can be found in no other American city at anywhere near this level.

On the other hand, the realisation that there was, outside the frame, a wider and more lively world unfortunately lets down the quirky observations that have preceded it.

8 30pm -- "Evening is descending like a heavy mist, Turning the bleached and lively world to cobalt and quiet.

Coming out on Xbox 360 later this year, Once Upon a Monster is set in a lively storybook world where six sad monsters need help with different emotional scenarios.

Elgort, a painter and lover of jazz and dance, abandoned painting for the more lively world of photography.

But the real boom in Fichte studies has come only in the past four decades, during which the Wissenschaftslehre has once again become the object of intense philosophical scrutiny and lively, world-wide discussion as is evidenced by the establishment of large and active professional societies devoted to Fichte in Europe, Japan, and North America.

There is a lively and sophisticated world of non-belief out there which Jeffries utterly ignores in the service of his they're-all-as-bad-as-each-other dismissal.

It's been a lively time in the world of soaps.

As a boy with little inclination to scholarship but gifted with a lively perception of the world around him, he enjoyed mimicking and drawing characters, interests that were encouraged by visits to a local painter's workshop.