Sentence examples for feeling lively from inspiring English sources
But if you're feeling lively and looking to revisit your initial trip, surfing has recently become popular here as well.
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These sounds have a feeling of lively reality that offsets the ponderous weirdness of the tableau.
It sounds tricksy, but there's never a feeling that Lively is showing off.
In roundups like this, with some 60 artists, none get to look their very best, but the overall feeling is lively and the mix is good.
David Cameron may be feeling "bloody lively" this week and Ed Miliband may be channeling his inner "happy warrior" for all its worth, but to the public they might just as well be standing in a corner, grinning and bearing it.
But Anderson also says Berlin's much-bemoaned gentrification has had its benefits: better places to eat out; more diverse, international communities; and the pleasant feeling of living in a lively, populated city.
Compiled from the composer's journals, interviews and testaments by friends and colleagues, with background and connectives by Mr Perlis, these books give not only a lively feeling of the man and his work but also of the whole bustling world of 20th-century arts in America.
Two separate offerings are on view now: "A Visual and Spiritual Journey," a group of affecting photographs by Beuford Smith, a photojournalist familiar with the black urban scene, and "Colorama," collage-paintings and drawings by Linda Hiwot, who has a lively feeling for the fantastical.
There was a palpable lively feeling as diners chatted with friends and family over chocolate chip pancakes and omelets.
