Sentence examples for degree of liveliness from inspiring English sources

The sole difference between an idea and an impression is the degree of liveliness or vivacity each possesses.

Particularly in the opening comment and the news, Fielding injected a degree of wit or "liveliness" not seen in his previous publications; he stated in the first number that he planned to avoid the "dullness" seen in other contemporary periodicals: Discussion in the Journal was chiefly concerned with matters of literary criticism, and "the social and moral health of the body politic".

And it is this aspect of liveliness that Hume defines as the essence of belief.

Mitchell's previous novel, "Black Swan Green" (2006), was packed full of this kind of liveliness.

Few of this book's milieus are evoked with any kind of liveliness or precision.

In the process the aspect of liveliness proper to the impression infects the idea, Hume asserts.

He defines belief as a sort of liveliness or vividness that accompanies the perception of an idea.

A great place for those who want peace and quiet or a bit of liveliness.

For all its lack of liveliness, the ballet has a compelling interest.

There is no deadness anywhere in the Met show, just a somewhat enervating variety in types of liveliness.

But in terms of liveliness and interest, the clay sculptures certainly hold their own.