It's patient, brightly colored and often exuberant, walking the line between spare club music and dance-minded rock, with mild Caribbean flourishes for added punch.
If designers take a bow, some are shy, others exuberant; certain designers walk (or cartwheel) down the runway, alone or with their models.
And just as the gig seems to have flat-lined, the spectacular Siouxsie gives it the kiss of life with an exuberant encore of Walking on Thin Ice.
Tiler Peck, a wise innocent, and Andrew Veyette, with an edge of rebellion, are the focus: as if pulled by an invisible force, they draw toward and away from each other to create a landscape of fleeting touches, backward walks on point and exuberant lifts that crest along with the music.
The exuberant staff lead young guests on nature walks, shell-collecting expeditions and treasure hunts within Little Dix's gorgeous natural setting, and offer hands-on activities such as stone painting, Caribbean folk art and West Indian musical instrument crafts.
Through the door he walks, beaming, backslapping and trading in exuberant deprecations: "Lord have mercy!
I remember being at the Wasps' training ground, in a fairly exuberant mood, when the then-England coach, Andy Robinson, walked in.
Arizona Manager Bob Brenly said Morgan aggravated a sore arch when he was too exuberant leaving the batter's box after drawing a walk.
Lethem has been at this long enough that the style has become recognizably his own: knowing and exuberant, with beautiful drunken sentences that somehow manage to walk a straight line.
When you are the kind of exuberant artist, as Jackson is, who visualizes a giant tree that can both walk the walk and talk the talk, you can hardly be blamed if, in the deepest sense, you end up rooting for it.
