Sentence examples for exuberant tone from inspiring English sources

Without abandoning his exuberant tone, Alda recalled an epiphany he had a couple of years ago in Chile, where he had emergency surgery for intestinal blockage.

The four groups were different from one another, yet like that company they had an aggressive or exuberant tone and implied a critique of post-industrial society.

The Russian program offers a ballet suite by Rodion Shchedrin, who is thought to be a successor to Shostakovich, then Shostakovich's Sixth Symphony and Strauss's exuberant tone poem "Ein Heldenleben".

The exuberant tone was set when the bidding for the first item of the Tuesday evening sale, a comparatively bling-free gold charm bracelet spritzed with a few minor gems, rocketed well north of the estimate, $25,000 to $35,000.

What is remarkable in the Phaedrus' picture of the uplifting effect of beauty is not only the exuberant tone and imagery that goes far beyond the Symposium's unadorned scala amoris, but also its intricate interweaving of the mythical and philosophical elements.

However One Direction, Jessie J, Tinie Tempah and Taio Cruz "shone", while the Spice Girls "got the exuberant tone exactly right".

In essence it's a soulful house song, exuberant in tone and conflicted in lyric.

Rock and roll, which emerged in the mid-1950s with Elvis Presley and other figures, arose as an amalgam of black rhythm and blues with country music, adapting the powerful rhythms and melancholy vocalizations of urban blues to a quicker tempo and an exuberant emotional tone.

The party, a swirl of color, music and sentiment, observed with an eye for telling details of behavior, sets the tone — exuberant, dignified, a little bit anxious — for what is to follow.

An exuberant, comical spirit prevails.

But what really stood out in every work, no matter the tone, was exuberant dancing, occasionally blurred by exhaustion yet distinguished by willful, effervescent classicism.