Sentence examples for buoyant show from inspiring English sources

Through Oct. 1 In his brief introduction to this buoyant show of abstract paintings, Feature's director, the single-named Hudson, writes that he finds an essential magic in "how the artist leaks the personal into the formal".

That they are not quite in sync with one another or clear in their meanings comes across in this buoyant show as a detail that he will untangle later.

ROBERTA SMITH 'Fractured in Aspect' Andrew Kreps Gallery 525 West 22nd Street, Chelsea Through next Friday This is a cool, materially buoyant summer show with a dark chaser.

Unlike its predecessor, "N.H.T.," which lacks a conventional plot and characters, doesn't entirely win us over before piling on the shtick, and the good will carried over from the memory of that buoyant earlier show doesn't quite extend into the here and now.

The Post cites Bill Clinton's 1998 address as analogous: the Monica Lewinsky scandal, which had surfaced only days before, fed speculation that Clinton was about to resign; instead, he gave a confident, even buoyant, speech, showing that he would stay focussed on issues like Social Security reform.

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Photographs of the tall, lanky Seeger in buoyant performance often show his head lifted, as if he had spotted his place in heaven and wanted to bring everyone else along.

Britain's buoyant housing market showed no signs of cooling in February with the average price of a home 9.4% higher than a year earlier according to Nationwide.

Photography's gradual establishment in the museum went hand in hand with the emergence of a buoyant market for shows and sales in private galleries.

A huge hit, the song saw Femi's scorching sax augment Wizkid's buoyant lyricism, and showed that the old generation could communicate with the new.