Sentence examples for exuberant sir from inspiring English sources
"It is rather exuberant, sir," said Jeeves.
They rapped about Dorothy Parker, John Edwards and Sir Edmund Hillary, but their exuberant tag-teamwork couldn't quite make up for their awkward rhymes.
It is hard to imagine a more invitingly eclectic program than ballets by George Balanchine ("Concerto Barocco" and "The Four Temperaments," two vital classics), Sir Frederick Ashton (the meltingly romantic "Thaïs") and Robert Garland (the exuberant "Return"), all of which the company will perform here.
"Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" is one of the eerie, exuberant joys of Middle English poetry.
The result, on Thursday, was like stripping off a layer of thick varnish: the instruments were brash, less blended, a little awkward, exuberant and full of energy, bracing as waves crashing on a shoreline (Sir Roger had fun with abrupt loudness).
Like most performances by Sir Colin's London Symphony Orchestra these days, the night ended as a critical triumph, a showcase of exuberant music-making and gentlemanly discipline that has made the L.S.O., as it is commonly called, the leading orchestra in a city with more ranking ensembles than any other in the world.
Campaigners are exuberant.
Garfield was acting exuberant.
Lazio himself was exuberant.
An exuberant, comical spirit prevails.
