Sentence examples for its gusto from inspiring English sources

What gives the novel its gusto is the sheer delight it finds in its own stereotypes.

In the wake of a summer that may charitably be called less than memorable, the question on everyone's mind now is what it will take for Wall Street to get back its gusto.

This was music full of intellectual ambitions and compositional whims, but the technical feats were only part of its gusto.

And I think that's what gives the scene a lot of its gusto, is the fact that you're sort of scraping these two walls the whole time.

Put it next to last year's "Black Swan," for instance, which had the clear advantage of a meaty plot, flapping wings, and gooseflesh-raising sex, and it is the Wenders, oddly, that feels like the more mature and deep-delving enterprise, reducing the Aronofsky, for all its gusto, to an adolescent psychotrip.

However, free is losing some of its gusto as the market becomes flooded with free ebooks.

The Milanese fashion community tends to give its full gusto when it comes to benefits.

Perky to the max, the television phenomenon "Glee" shed its plotlines and flaunted its young troupers' gusto and its karaoke repertory for "Glee Live!" on Friday night, starting a sold-out three-night stand at Radio City Music Hall that completes a four-city tour.

Ms. Martin's voice had plenty of its old gusto.

His jumping lacked its usual gusto, and he ended up wearing cheekpieces.

But Perry's project, described as "a temple to the Essex everywoman", has surpassed them all in its sheer gusto.