Sentence examples for is rather lively from inspiring English sources

"It is rather lively out there today", says a man at the cash till of one of Bangkok's luxury hotels, looking out on Sukhumvit Road, the capital's main thoroughfare.

Actually, the show was a rather lively affair, filled with the sort of aggressive mixture of tedium and vulgarity and surprise and sentiment that are almost as appealing, to me anyway, as the radioactive tears shed by the various award winners.

"But as you can see, these first-year students are still rather lively".

He added that the sessions were sometimes rather lively affairs, and asked if I would like us to follow the unit ahead.

It's also rather lively and convincing.

Players looking very tired right now, though Honduras looking the livelier - it's rather relative though.

"British seaside resorts are lively, interesting, varied and historic whereas European seaside resorts are rather new, bright, shiny, and dull.

The nurses were of two kinds -- either elderly stupid creatures who had not sense enough to be house servants, and who had usually more than a taste for drink, or else they were young women of rather lively tendencies who were always ready for a flirtation with the house staff.

The rather lively discussion was made all the more entertaining by an impromptu costume change by Craig.

On Thursday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov admitted that Mr Calvey's case was "at the centre of rather lively political discussions".

The crowd, a New York mix of headbangers and headbands, is subdued rather than lively.