The genius of the novel is in how Coover revels in the sun-bright vitality of the world Waugh has created, full of drink and lust and dirty limericks and doubles down the line — and yet brings Waugh face to face with its darkest truths.
And a few of our other concoctions had a bright, floral vitality.
At the same time the group includes some outstanding musicians, not least Ms. Moon herself, whose bright, light vitality on the piano made some of the ensemble pieces decisively piano led.
What sets The People's Key apart from Oberst's prodigious output over the past 15 years isn't its lyrical density or conceptual assurance, but the taut, bright, propulsive vitality of its musicianship.
And that's why it took me a long time to notice that, over the years, Petty's alluring vocals, plugged into the beautiful, purring engine of his band, contrasted in their bright-sized vitality with what Petty was actually saying — which was pretty near the same thing that first brought me to him as a kid.
But mostly she sang with bright sound and vitality.
At least a tropical plant on one of the desks offered a bright spot of vitality.
Pet industry consumers are pet lovers who rejoice in the glossy coats, bright eyes and vitality of their properly fed companion animals.
Paradoxically, the lucky ones are determined to get closer to the death scene and on the way spot bright signs of vitality in announcements scribbled all over construction planks and barriers: "Moran's is back!
Like the densely compressed stories that cascade through the mind of the dying writer in Hemingway's The Snows of Kilimanjaro, they assert a bright and infectious vitality, and they evoke both an individual life in great depth, and an entire, vanishing world.
