Sentence examples for exuberant combination from inspiring English sources
Along with Sybil's (132-17 Liberty Avenue; 718-835-9235), linedty Avenue is lined with places that serve the exuberant combination of Caribbean, Indian, Chinese, Dutch, British and Portuguese that make up Indian-Caribbean food.
With the band playing full-tilt it seemed that the delicacy of Toumani's playing could be overwhelmed by the exuberant combination of percussive balafon (the African xylophone, played by Lassana Diabate), along with n'goni, guitars, keyboards, percussion and the soaring vocals of that great Malian veteran, the white-robed Kasse Mady Diabate.
It's an intensely personal collection of songs — his wife left him in the middle of recording the album — and for White that also means that it's an exuberant combination of far-reaching sounds, what he has called "a crazy quilt of musical influences".
Instead, a combination of exuberant spending during the flush years of 2000 and 2001, and a surprise shortfall in tax payments from the state and county last year -- plus plain poor planning -- has landed Jonesville in this deep hole.
I have never been looked after with such a perfect combination of dignified reserve and exuberant hospitality.
Though not as exuberant as its neighbor, the facade warrants a second look for its novel combination of neo-Classical and Vienna Secessionist motifs surrounding horizontal window bays worthy of the Chicago School of architecture.
All are, however, unmistakably Kierkegaardian, distinguished by his eloquent and exuberant prose style, by a love of word-play, irony and paradox, and by a rare combination of sardonic wit and profound sensitivity to the human condition.
But Tom Rath, a longtime Republican operative in the state who is working for Mr. Romney, said that the combination of forces that propelled Mr. Obama to victory in New Hampshire in 2008 were simply not present this year: exuberant young voters hanging on Mr. Obama's every word and a general distaste for the former president, Mr. Bush.
Although the combination of gambling, sport and alcohol may sound like a recipe for trouble, the atmosphere over the weekend was exuberant rather than aggressive.
Campaigners are exuberant.
