Sentence examples for and exuberance in a from inspiring English sources

It would be a mistake, though, to confuse Miller's playfulness and exuberance — in a 20-minute conversation, Miller brought up four times how much he loved football and hanging out in the locker room with his teammates — with a lack of seriousness about being one of the N.F.L.'s best defensive players.

The Moiseyev dances were more compelling, with Oleg Chernasov magically creating two figures from his doubled-over body in "Two Boys in a Fight," and a stirring trio offering brilliantly percussive footwork and exuberance in "Gaucho".

Commenting on why humor is often closely linked with a "consciousness of death and exuberance" in his writing, Hannah says, "It is funny when you step back.

Automakers reached a high point in resources and exuberance in the years between WWI and WWII, which spurred designers to greater artistic heights.

Restraint and Exuberance in the Decorative Arts"?

Mr. Kim's keening lines once again denoted youthful exuberance in a plush account.

Mr. Byrd gave John Adams's music, "John's Book of Alleged Dances," a vivid exuberance in a premiere, "Alleged Dances".

After his election, I expressed my exuberance in a letter to the New York Times.

According to a reviewer of The New York Times in "Don't Stop the Music", Rihanna finds the exuberance in a rather severe techno beat.

I related these in the spirit they were offered: as evidence of good, healthy political exuberance, in an ennervated political age.

There's nothing like sharing in the joy and exuberance of a five-year-old seeing a fighter plane on the deck of an aircraft carrier.