Mr. Putin, a somber former K.G.B. officer rarely given to public displays of exuberance, tried to disarm his Mediterranean hosts by saying he came to Rome early in his term "because we love Italy".
Ward quickly corralled his brief display of exuberance and walked off with a team-high 19 points and 7 assists.
There are period and unison dances that display the exuberance Mr. Brown is known for, but "One Shot" is something of a quiet work.
FIVE years after Alan Greenspan warned that investors might be displaying "irrational exuberance," there are signs that the phenomenon may again be rearing its giddy head.
He wants his audience to leave the arena, as he commands them, "with your hands hurting, your feet hurting, your back hurting, your voice sore, and your sexual organs stimulated!" So the display of exuberance is critical.
He was not the type to display false exuberance, and in fact, tended to resist the kinds of extravagant claims about American greatness that fall so easily from the lips of politicians.
Humbug!" or responds to a plea to aid the poor with "Are there no prisons?" And once Scrooge discovers he has time to change his ways, instead of displaying giddy exuberance, he mostly chuckles.
Mr. Lane, who sang "One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)" to a Nelson Riddle arrangement for Frank Sinatra and clowned through "Hooray for Hollywood," displayed the exuberance of the young Bobby Short but with a theatrical heft.
Dr. Roszak's book "The Making of a Counter Culture: Reflections on the Technocratic Society" had gone to press months before the music festival was held in August that year, displaying the exuberance and excesses of a generation rebelling against war and seeking new ways to be and think.
Harvey, the youngest player in the Australian squad at the age of 19, came to the crease at 243/4 and quickly displayed the exuberance of youth.
