Sentence examples for gaiety from inspiring English sources

And there's an argument to be made that part of the very gaiety of rock'n'roll comes from people spouting their mouth off idiotically about things they really don't have a great grasp of.

Apart from adding a morose kind of gaiety to life, the failed coup attempt against Farage could yet offer some hope to Labour.

In a political age not overburdened with gaiety and good sense, he brought us wit, charm, judgment, principle and decency".

The madcap gaiety of Jim Sharman's production seemed at odds with the Court's sober, puritanical image.

Today's parties have more "spectroscopic gaiety" than Gatsby's ever did.

By 1805 there were 15 restaurants and 20 cafés under the arcades of the Palais Royal alone, a place of "mad gaiety", in Balzac's words.

NOT every commodity contributes both to the gaiety of existence and life-saving technology.

She argued that the important contest had been "Tzipi or Bibi"—and "the voter" had chosen her over him.Despite the leaders' exhortations, there seemed something hollow in the orchestrated gaiety at both headquarters.

Smith favoured "frequency and gaiety of public diversions" financed by the state to distract the people from "disagreeably strict" religious sects.

But hardly predictable, even for a middle-class, privileged boy, who plays cricket in Harold Pinter's cricket team, The Gaieties.

Smith's three-volume Gaieties and Gravities (1825) contained many witty essays in both prose and verse.