Sentence examples for exuberant baby from inspiring English sources
The experience has pointed up some cross-cultural differences: at one early meeting, Dr. Brazelton, an exuberant baby enthusiast, kissed an infant on the forehead as he finished his demonstration, a move that many of the African-American professionals on the staff saw as presumptuous and inappropriate.
But lots more references are thrown into the pot in this hot, dusty, mythical old south: there's a chain gang to remind you that the title comes from the film the director in Sullivan's Travels never made; a black guitarist who has sold his soul to the devil at the crossroads (here called Tommy Johnson, not Robert); and exuberant bank robber George "Baby Face" Nelson.
The choreography for "Ruby Baby" is so exuberant that it almost turns into calisthenics.
At the centre of director Ned Bennett's violently exuberant, high-decibel production is Baby Aya.
Exhausted moms and exuberant infants bolt down burgers and baby food.
Not an exuberant bunch of murder-lovers but three baby-faced New Zealanders with a bloodthirst for art punk, Die! Die! Die are a peculiarly lip-smacking band.
Across the hall Lizzie (Carla Gallo) speaks baby talk into the phone to her boyfriend and is so exuberant she frightens her roommate, Rachel Monica Keenaa), who is beautiful but prone to panic attacks.
In young children, particularly preterm babies and neonates, RSV may cause bronchiolitis, characterised by an exuberant inflammatory response.
Haring's familiar cast of characters -- the barking dogs, crawling babies and manic little men -- are on hand, as is his exuberant decorative sensibility.
Haring's familiar cast of characters -- the barking dogs, crawling babies and manic little men -- are on hand, as is his exuberant decorative sensibility, but the paintings are not first-rate.
He's feeling the full range of his lushness here, from the exuberant horns on "Cupid" and a pointedly romantic sax on "Naked" to the clustered, mournful guitars on "This Is 4 My Baby".
