Sentence examples for has a liveliness from inspiring English sources

Neither soars, though Mr. Sirota's has a liveliness wholly absent from Mr. Wiprud's stolid, madrigal-inspired score.

Beyond its power and its romance, The Narrow Road has a liveliness, an irreverence that offsets some of the horror.

The final Gigue had a liveliness that was almost threatening.

But The Kids Are All Right has a life and liveliness that her previous films never approached.

It has a fizzy liveliness that feels cheering and a green note for those who demand freshness in their perfumes.

It has a real liveliness.

This layering of studio and street -- of macho yet ghostly, half-meant bravura painting and lax, abstract graffiti -- has an undeniable liveliness.

This book has a freshness and liveliness that makes it some people's favourite.

Combining exacting botanical observation and loosely Cubist abstraction, his watercolors of flowers, fruit and vegetables have a magical liveliness and an almost shocking sensuousness.

Its eyes have a black liveliness, so unlike its body, which is as grey as the York stone it stood upon.

The German-born Kneller succeeded Lely as court portrait painter, but, although his portraits often have a certain liveliness, his rather heavy use of studio assistants resulted in a tendency to monotony.