Still, the spirit of the competition is geared toward exuberance, not introspection.
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.
Men tend toward exuberance when being reunited with $10,000 shotguns and $3,000 hunting dogs.
But recently, it has tended toward irrational exuberance instead.
Evidence of a deplorable tendency toward over exuberance as recorded in the daily press.
The New Yorker, February 4 , 1939P. 19 Evidence of a deplorable tendency toward over exuberance as recorded in the daily press.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, February 4, 1939 P. 19 Evidence of a deplorable tendency toward over exuberance as recorded in the daily press.
Big cars are less inclined in general toward youthful exuberance, and to be completely forthright, you just won't ever mistake an Altima for a Mini.
LEWIS: How much of this is a structural problem that should be addressed with regulatory reforms, and how much is a cultural problem a human tendency toward irrational exuberance or animal spirits that is less easily corrected?
Country's move toward youthful exuberance — after years in which the music's presumed demographic, according to Williams, was "30- to 40-year-old housewives" — mirrors a similar trend in pop.
