Sentence examples for liveliness for from inspiring English sources

The resulting rustic, slightly smoky salsa has a surprising depth and liveliness for such little effort.

Douglas's smile and liveliness, for instance, have made her a fan favorite, with legions of little girls yelling "Gab-by!

She unfolded a scooter, and — with surprising liveliness for that time of morning — began zipping from one building to another, sometimes stopping to look, through binoculars, at distant objects on the ground.

Below, from the burgeoning greenery of brakes, sounds the first cuckoo (so I follow family tradition, and run about to ensure the luck of liveliness for the rest of the year).

With this transcendence of ego, we experience liveliness for the first time.

We were like, "Wow!" She hadn't shown this kind of liveliness for a very long time.

This enlightening encyclopedic survey, by a literary critic and philosophy professor, both illustrates and argues for the liveliness of American intellectual life.

Psellus courtier, statesman, philosopher, and historian is in himself an advertisement for the liveliness of Byzantine society in the 11th century.

But if there is ever a case to be made for the liveliness of viruses, it is when they are replicating and mutating and evolving inside us.

In this case, we obtain 84% prediction accuracy for sensitivity, 82.2% prediction accuracy for social boldness, 80.4% prediction accuracy for liveliness and warmth, 80.3% prediction accuracy for emotional stability, and over 75% prediction accuracy for vigilance and tension.

Most of his paintings work well in print, but when he is most inventive as a painter, as in the Bridge Game and the oil study for Breakfast Table Political Argument, the liveliness of his colours is lost on the page.