With the restoration of the monarchy (Charles II), furniture became less austere and is characterized by an exuberance of line and ornament.
The York & Albany, also the name for the old pub, is not in an obvious hotel location, sitting across from Regent's Park on a busy, fast-driving corner of Parkway, a road characterized by the exuberance of its traffic noises.
As a result, their work was characterized by a southern exuberance that they blended with their native heritage while giving their imagination free rein.
Manic mood at its extreme is commonly characterized by frenzied, ungovernable exuberance--essentially elation not grounded in reality [ 8, 36].
Also called manic-depression, bipolar disorder is characterized by mood swings from wild exuberance to profound depression, with periods of stability in between.
The celebrations of both groups differ in that La Rose, the "English" faction, is characterized by noisiness, movement, participation, rhythm and exuberance, while La Marguerite, the "French" faction, is characterized by melody, discipline and restraint.
Isḥāq and Ibrāhīm al-Mawṣilī actively participated in the contemporary controversy between modernism, a Persian romantic style tending toward exuberance of embellishments, and Arabian classicism, characterized by simplicity and artistic severity.
Adolescence is a critical period of human development often characterized by confusion, mixed interpretation and understanding of adult behaviour and environment, exuberance and a penchant for experimentation, especially with drugs, alcohol and sex [ 1].
The temples of this dynasty are characterized by multiple shrines around a central hall and above all by the extreme exuberance of the sculpture and ornamental decoration.
It was characterized by gentleness.
"It has been characterized by small steps.
