Sentence examples for exuberance with which he from inspiring English sources

He had gentle, humble exuberance with which he pursued everything he did.

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

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.

Puig defended the exuberance with which he plays, starting to be called arrogance by rival fans, and the backlash to Puig mania is probably way over the top, as Tim Brown writes on Yahoo.com.

That list of grievances might be enough to put football fans off right from the start, but before you dismiss him as an angry skeptic or a naïve reformer, it's worth noting the exuberance with which he writes about his once favorite sport.

The pleasure of reading it derives precisely from its author's obsessive approach, his breathtaking grasp of the oeuvre and the sheer exuberance with which he tackles his subject, showing us just how rich with detail and complexity Herge painted his world.

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.

We shall miss his warmth, exuberance, humor, and -most of all -the indomitable spirit with which he undertook both the challenges of international mountaineering and the representation of the poor.

I would not wish a bad night on my friend, but given the exuberance with which, over the years, he has pilloried politicians of every persuasion, it is hard to understand precisely who it is he would have liked to see elected.

Though the plot here may be a confusing, multi-threaded mess (which may in fact be the script's truest homage to Chandler), it's occasionally offset by the exuberance with which Black blends splatter and slapstick, and the leeway he grants his two very game leads.

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