Sentence examples for exuberant mood from inspiring English sources

Mostly creamy desserts ($9 and $10) were in keeping with the exuberant mood of a steakhouse.

A samba and bossa nova score matches the exuberant mood of the dancing, performed by Mr. Merzouki's remarkably tough yet agile all-male ensemble.

The exuberant mood reminded me of Ireland at the height of its Celtic Tiger boom, when much of the population thought they were magically going to become rich.

This print too, with an almost naive representational quality, is an example of the generally straightforward, exuberant mood of the times in regard to the necessary indulgences.

It is always good to see long-established designers in an exuberant mood — and that was the case with Yohji Yamamoto and Jean Paul Gaultier.

I remember being at the Wasps' training ground, in a fairly exuberant mood, when the then-England coach, Andy Robinson, walked in.

Inspired to an extent by Indian music, the piece moves from meditative to exuberant moods, allowing ample room for improvisational contributions by the players.

(If white rappers pilfering the exuberant moods of late-1980s/early-1990s parap rap is your thing, you'd do better with Mac Miller's "Party on Fifth Ave". from 2011).

In the vibrant "Esencia" (2009), Ms. León's first work in the string quartet genre, snippets of tango and syncopated dance rhythms are woven through nostalgic and exuberant moods.

But here's a Watts group in more exuberant, dance-groove mood - his Celebration Band, live in Macedonia.

She skips, she sprawls, she teeters and pirouettes and manages to imbue a simple walk across the stage with, depending on mood, exuberant gaucheness or filigreed elegance.