Sentence examples for its alacrity from inspiring English sources

Spain's judiciary is not known for its alacrity and exactly when the court will rule on such complaints is unclear.

Despite its evident connection with contemporary Surrealism, the de Pisis could not be more different in its distinctive brushwork and color scheme, and, above all, in its alacrity.

It overflows with the poetry, revelling in its "lightness" and "alacrity"; that is how it should be, for Herbert's inner life is indescribable in any other form.

There's also a clip of the robot repeatedly slipping on a metal bar placed under it by its human captors — but it keeps its feet under it with commendable alacrity.

The 13th makes its case with alacrity, clarity and a dash of pizazz.

The human race is embracing its demise with alacrity.

The Obama White House moved to get its act together with an alacrity lacking in its health care campaign, abruptly adding Thursday's New York speech to the president's schedule.

Even though the industry went through a period of self-laceration after the death of Diana, the Princess of Wales, in 1997, it moved with all due alacrity out of its sackcloth-and-ashes era and began aggressively pursuing celebrities again.

Senegal responded with alacrity to its Ebola outbreak (as indeed did Nigeria).

The Supreme Court's decision puts increased pressure on the S.E.C. to pursue its investigations with greater alacrity and not let them gather dust, which can occur as a result of staff turnover or other pressing issues.

No one player can answer for the way baseball hid in its shell, demonstrating the alacrity of a geriatric turtle on an issue being responded to elsewhere in sports with alarm.