Paris combined his comprehensive knowledge with a lively writing style, which was modeled in some ways on classical historians (for example, he used invented speeches).
If you need some help guiding your vessel, local guides can be found by the river and are often university students with a lively knowledge of the area's history.
As to why the novels were so appealing, Stead considered that "Mr. Fleming's special magic lies in his power to impart sophistication to his mighty nonsense; his fantasies connect with up-to-date and lively knowledge of places and of the general sphere of crime and espionage".
When we shape our class, we look for students who will continually challenge themselves and contribute to a lively exchange of knowledge and ideas in the classroom.
The book lacks the intimacy of a full-fledged biography — if you want to know who John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr really were, you'll do better elsewhere — but it compensates with an imaginative intelligence and a lively breadth of knowledge.
"What we see in countries that we work in is if libraries change their mindset, the communities will begin to change theirs and see that libraries aren't just dusty storage places for books, they are lively information and knowledge centers," says Jacobs.
McCain's lively personality and knowledge of military matters made his post in the Russell Senate Office Building a popular gathering spot for senators and staff.
The consort, which includes Drew Minter, the countertenor, has the knowledge and flair to present something lively.
That knowledge adds to the sweetness of Lively's lovely descriptions of messing around in apple trees, meandering by the river, and long empty days under blue skies – but it's bittersweet.
The New Yorker, September 28 , 1946P. 19 Ivy League Note: Members of the Yale Club no doubt derive a lively satisfaction from the knowledge that their dirty linen is washed by the Princeton Laundry, 403 E. Ninety-first Street.
