Sentence examples for early exuberance from inspiring English sources

Melville did some of his best work under these painful conditions ("Bartleby the Scrivener" and "Benito Cereno" are from this time), but his early exuberance did not survive.

This week, he paid credit to Shane Fetherstonhaugh, the work rider who has taught Frankel to channel his early exuberance into a ruthless running style, as he observed that "it could be said that Shane and I train Frankel together".

Early exuberance has been tempered in more recent times as questions have been raised about whether it is able to help the poorest in society and whether credit is used primarily for consumption rather than investment.

But for all Poland's early exuberance, Russia remained a constant danger.

The classic case of early exuberance later squashed was the Segway that two-wheel, stand-up "human transporter".

This early exuberance has now given way to a more realistic appraisal but Beijing views Mr Modi as a strong leader who can deliver.

In return, they're requiring buyout firms to provide 40 percent of a leveraged buyout price as equity, more than during the earlier exuberance.

The Spaniards wore down Russia, 3-0, in the semifinals of Euro 2008, with their skill and experience topping the Russians' earlier exuberance.

This correction, though unpleasant, is healthy because it helps to cool some of the earlier exuberance and provides a base for further gain later this year and next.

The cocktail that began life on the southern coast of Cuba now fuels early evening exuberance in Miami.

His early rookie exuberance was replaced by a reserved, workmanlike approach that hardly moved the needle on the inspiration meter.