Sentence examples for kind of lively from inspiring English sources

His work demonstrates the kind of lively debate that the keys can generate.

Well, the TV was on and the kids were kind of lively, but even so I could hear voices.

Confronting that history has sparked the kind of lively creative dialogue that is rare in cities like ours, so often fixated on black-and-white preservation squabbles.

Academic historians like Keller — a Brandeis professor emeritus — are often said to be incapable of writing the kind of lively, engaging accounts the public yearns for.

"What does that say to my daughter about the attractiveness of black girls?" With that, she detonated the kind of lively discussion she was looking for.

They stopped at her condominium, near her district office, decorated with the same kind of lively folk art — she once kept a motorcycle painted in Southwestern images — as her childhood home had been.

History professor Anthony Grafton cited another factor that could be difficult to address: that Princeton doesn't foster the kind of "continual, lively, and more or less informed debate in dining halls and living rooms, corridors and elevators" that takes place at its peer institutions.

COLTISH is a charming way to describe a certain kind of young person: "Lively and playful," the dictionary says, but that's not the half of it.

There is, however, another kind of sonnet, looser and livelier, that lives in the same way moments do, vibrating with indeterminacy.

And we'll see that same sort of thing, which creates a kind of in-and-out lively movement to the façade that is part of that approach.

His kind of dancer specializes in lively, often humorous roles that require as much acting as dancing, although the dancing can be athletically exciting as well.