Sentence examples for happy exuberance from inspiring English sources

Wins, remember, were greeted with grim acceptance rather than happy exuberance during the general's joyless junta.

Gretel Morejón, delivering ballet bravura in toe shoes of unusual softness, shared Mr. Acosta's happy exuberance.

Painted with wide brushes in high-keyed hues, her expressionistically distorted pictures of partly unclothed people project existential angst with happy exuberance.

The dancers are at their brightest and sweetest throughout; you can feel how this happy exuberance connects to the way Mr. Pederneiras uses the speed of their insteps to open up the whole of their legs and bodies.

This is a fantasia made with fresh, happy exuberance — you can feel the director's glee at being given free run of the place, with no one to stop him from trying out his wildest ideas.

Mr. Pizzarelli and his band (Larry Fuller on piano, Tony Tedesco on drums, and Mr. Pizzarelli's younger brother, Martin Pizzarelli, on bass) played their customary mixture of breezy, guitar-based jazz and pop with the usual happy-making exuberance.

He wants to cover distances in record time with his headphones on and is happy to share his exuberance with whomever he happens to meet.

The most obvious is the two whizzing diagonals of supported jumps for the corps de ballet in Act I, where the obligatory supply of happy peasants demonstrate their exuberance by rushing across the stage, the men helping the women to do the same big jump again and again and again.

He is a beautiful little boy, both inside and out, who makes an enormous effort to continue to demonstrate both his usual happy demeanor and youthful exuberance that he has always had.

It also makes sure we know that "Sleep Pretty in Pink" earplugs are "Assembled By Handicapped Workers" and touts the product as a way to "rediscover the exuberance of healthy, happy, rejuvenating sleep".

So I don't think my characters will be happy in the sense of joyful exuberance, but I do think that by the end of the story they've come to a point at which they are beginning to become true to themselves; given joyful exuberance or self-truth, I much prefer the latter.