Sentence examples for exuberant phrase from inspiring English sources

To the artists, homosexuals, writers and intellectuals who have colonised it for more than a century, it has been, in Mailer 's exuberant phrase, the Wild West of the East'.

Indian television showed Indian dancers in spangly skirts onstage at the Kodak Theater in Los Angeles and Mr. Rahman, eyes closed, singing his winning song, "Jai Ho" — its title an exuberant Hindi phrase that literally translates as "Let there be victory".

Smiling at the artist's dancing pencil marks and cryptic but exuberant doodles and phrases, I imagined taking Twombly over to the equally cryptic and exuberant Orange Show.

Hold off buying when the overall stock market has become "irrationally exuberant," to borrow a phrase.

It opens with a bustling, almost giddy burst of swirling strings, exuberant brass and overlapping phrases.

The variety of his phrasing added to the exuberant quality of his music, yet his solos were also notable for their organization.

What gives it substance is his raucous old-time rock 'n' roll band, led by the saxophonist Tommy C., an exuberant honker adept at the staggering phrases and raw spluttering textures of early rock.

A shoulder-tapping motif (his, then hers) is cutely timed to a staccato phrase in the music; there are deliciously exuberant but not excessive lifts.

It opens with one of the simplest yet most memorable themes ever written, an exuberant melody that drums into your ear a short phrase that keeps nudging the dominant pitch of the scale.

It was inspired by the phrase "animal spirit" – which he says is a euphemism for the exuberant "non-rational" thinking that was blamed for the 2008 financial crash.

"Fragments" consists of brief phrases played on piano and percussion; the rhythmically driven "Bone Dance" featured exuberant passages on xylophone.