Sentence examples for light exuberance from inspiring English sources

It is more a wayward kind of poetry, a softly spoken sort of light exuberance which gestures at something very serious.

Ravishing, filled with light and decoration, exuberance and a kind of violence, Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs is about more than just pleasure.

Percent job losses in post-WWII recessions Photograph: Calculated Risk Updated at 2.18pm GMT 2.09pm GMT Christian Schulz of Berenberg Bank also sounds a note of caution, in light of the exuberance over the US jobs report.

Griffey's exuberance lighted up fields throughout the American League.

There is more than a whiff of François Mitterrand's grands projets still hanging in the air, and the light-headed architectural exuberance that his cultural programme sponsored, along with a strange feeling of deja vu.

I am preoccupied with life's ambiguities and dualities and in my later work I am reaching more and more from the dark toward light, freedom, and a transcending exuberance".

The Countryman All4 isn't exactly lethargic, but the extra weight noticeably dulls the playful exuberance of its lighter brethren.

With "The Secret Life," Winters, who is a teacher himself, applies a light touch that fuses youthful, scholarly exuberance with the inspirational power of rock 'n' roll.

It comes from the article "From Dawn's Early Light, a Day Filled With Pomp and Exuberance".

While tulipmania seems goofy in retrospect, such irrational exuberance should be considered in light of broader developments in European history.

A debut full of poppy, crazy exuberance, Fuzzy Logic was a spark of colourful light in the plodding early days of Britpop.