Regarding celebrations, the league operates like the most conservative of religious institutions, cracking down on any sign of exuberant individuality.
They also see photos of us romping, singing, flashing the peace sign, always exuberant, sometimes stoned, always laughing.
Before the show, the backboard was filled with a projected black-and-white image of buildings posted with "No Loitering" signs, and exuberant hip-hop played.
As Mr. Ryan worked the rope line here after the first rally of the day on Saturday, Sam jumped onto the stage where his father had stood and flashed two exuberant V-for-victory signs.
Instead, time is spent painting an unfailingly generous portrait of a community determined to move on: the signing of exuberant Dutch coach Thomas Rongen nudges everybody forward, while tightly edited match footage highlights the players' improving workrates.
Based on Michael Lewis's nimble, joyously entertaining nonfiction chronicle of the Athletics' sprint toward the top despite the odds and dollar signs, "Moneyball" is an exuberant fictionalized look at how Mr. Beane helped transform the team, one of the poorest in baseball, into serious competition for the wealthiest franchises, mostly by ignoring everything he'd been taught about the game.
In the music and the visual art of this style, there is an exuberant hunt for strong effects and contrasts, sign of an age that wanted, above all, to be astonished.
Coelho looked each reader in the eye, shook hands, signed his name in an exuberant swoop across the title page, and posed for a photograph.
He felt almost as exuberant as he had months earlier, when he signed up.
On the day President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law, an exuberant Vice President Biden famously pronounced the reform a "big something deal" — except that he didn't use the word "something".
