Sentence examples for exuberant situation from inspiring English sources
Budapest, though a step up from Bucharest, was no Moscow or Prague — "It wasn't an exuberant situation," as Matt Welch, another Budapest journalist, recalls, citing rampant xenophobia and anti-Semitism — and Denton found the experience doubly dispiriting.
Budapest, though a step up from Bucharest, was no Moscow or Prague—"It wasn't an exuberant situation," as Matt Welch, another Budapest journalist, recalls, citing rampant xenophobia and anti-Semitism and Denton found the experience doubly dispiriting.
He added: "As housing weakens, will consumers continually feel exuberant about their respective financial situations?
Instead, this place is exuberant with life.
It's a grotesque situation that Niccol renders as exuberant black comedy.
In our daily life, we often experience the atmospheric character of a situation: tense or relaxed, cheerful or melancholic, exuberant or subdued, inviting or alienating, electrifying or dull.
Today, after almost two decades of exuberant imperial impunity, Washington finds itself in an uncomfortably unraveling situation.
A man of original and shrewd intellect, exuberant, courageous, industrious, and iron-willed, he could soberly appraise complex and changeable situations so as to uphold consistently the general interests of Russia and his own particular designs.
As exuberant and clever as the book is, it is not much more than a humorously executed situation.
Gluck clearly relishes the slapstick action that the characters incite, the situations inspire, and the technology enables, and he invests it with his own sense of exuberant discovery, which is minor but authentic.
