Sentence examples for exuberance with which from inspiring English sources

What's particularly pleasing is the exuberance with which he brings off his intricate color play (Glueck).

The bare-bones description of the story doesn't get close to the teeming exuberance with which Lee realizes it.

Particularly pleasing about these works is the infectious exuberance with which the artist brings off his intricate color play.

She drove against the current of muscle cars and trucks surging around her, unnerved by the exuberance with which the teen-agers handled their vehicles, their lives.

The sheer stylistic exuberance with which he puts forward character is often in devastating contrast to the pointless, calamitous schemes in which they are caught up.

Its putative message -- that honesty is the best policy -- is continually undercut by the sheer exuberance with which Jason and Kaylee carry out their deceptions.

The press renewed their attacks on him: To those who know the true character, and something of the personal history of this imbecile vagrant, the exuberance of indignation with which he is pursued, appears truly ridiculous.

Thanks to its overwhelming and triumphant exuberance and the care with which it embraces its palette of influences, Haim has made itself impossible to hate.

But this description, which summons clammy images of the classroom, fails to factor in the incandescent mix of exuberance, arrogance and exhibitionism with which each performer is invested.

Bice Curiger, a Swiss curator and a founder of the art magazine Parkett, who has followed Rist's career from the beginning, recalls the difficulty with which her exuberance was initially received: "In the context of the world of video at the time Pipilotti began, the question was: 'Is this serious work or not?

Earlier Lancashire's rejuvenated former captain Mark Chilton had extended his overnight 73 to his first century of the season, celebrating with an exuberance which contrasted starkly with an admirably under-stated innings.