Sentence examples for its liveliness from inspiring English sources

If a wine relies on carbon dioxide rather than acidity for its liveliness, she said, it can then taste flat.

As long as classicism was the established taste, Le Pédant joué, a colossal piece of fooling, was despised; but its liveliness appeals to modern readers as it did to Molière, who based two scenes of Les Fourberies de Scapin on it.

Leonardo DiCaprio as Jack Dawson Cameronn said he needed the cast to feel as though they were really on the Titanic, relive its liveliness, and "to take that energy and give it to Jack, an artist who is able to have his heart soar".

But it was new when Godard first put it on, rendering the film puzzling even to those who admired its liveliness, irony and pawky humour.

Prial liked its liveliness and attractive tart flavors.

The main cuvée, which sells for about $25, is made quickly to preserve its liveliness.

Its cluttered liveliness, its pell-mell fury, its violently raucous disorder, is exhilarating to scrutinise in all its gorgeous decorative intricacy.

It stands out among Chinese novels for its pace, liveliness and the sheer novelty of the tale it tells.

Her parents divorced when she was 2. Although her childhood was jumbled -- "I have a bramblebush family," she says, with, all told, six siblings -- it was also distinct for its intellectual liveliness.

The Joly Clos de la Bergerie, our No. 3 wine, seemed less complex than the Clos Sacrés, but shared its balance, liveliness and rich texture.

Travellers to India frequently remark upon its exhilarating liveliness, once culture shock has been absorbed; Narayan gives the reader that lively joy as registered by a native immunized against shock.