Sentence examples for great exuberance from inspiring English sources

These interior reconfigurations are reflected on the exterior by a great exuberance of complicated molding designs.

But this great exuberance has not only been depleted beyond recognition; it has also been forgotten.

Although charismatics may show great exuberance for a new idea, getting a final commitment from them can be difficult.

Scorsese, in depicting with great exuberance a sinner who, for his part, also describes his sins exuberantly, brings to light the mighty unconscious of humanity.

It is consequently dry but still compelling testimony to a great exuberance cut drastically short when Smithson died at 35 in a plane crash in 1973.

In the year since the landmark January 25 , 2011 gathering on Tahrir Square, there has been a great exuberance of expression: theatre, documentaries, pop songs, political cartoons, and paintings.

These matters are handled with greater exuberance elsewhere in Europe.

There is hardly a more vital time of year, a time of greater exuberance.

Puel did not complain too vociferously about either decision but Southampton had been entitled to be aggrieved about the penalty and, at 2-0, thomeome side could start to relax, playing with greater exuberance on the counterattack.

Finally, "As usually happens in Latin America, things happened with greater exuberance than in the United States," said David Yanovich, executive editor of Punto-com, a new information services company that tracks the Latin American Internet market.

Simon Holt's 1983 Shadow Realm brought some lively three-way musical conversation between clarinet, harp and cello, but the greatest exuberance came with the vivid little vignettes of Julian Anderson's Poetry Nearing Silence, the nearest we got to a party piece.