Sentence examples for lively brief from inspiring English sources

She sticks closely to her script, delivering lively, brief speeches that rarely stray from her prepared remarks and steer clear of controversy.

Cohen, the founder of Harvard's history of science department, died in 2003, but he left behind a brief, lively and highly entertaining little book, "The Triumph of Numbers: How Counting Shaped Modern Life".

Mr. Goad gives brief, lively descriptions of 448 landmarks in this chronological guide, which design-minded tourists will want to take along (although armchair travelers will probably be frustrated by the small grainy photographs).

I was an editor with the 7th Air Force G.I. magazine Brief, a lively weekly with a westward beat of about two million square miles.

His brief but lively solo on Basie's 1955 recording of "April in Paris" helped make it one of the most popular numbers in the band's repertory.

Clearly confident at this level and some lively contributions in a brief performance.

But meanwhile, and throughout the year, we shall be publishing short contributions from our Editorial Board on those open questions they find most pressing, tantalizing, or just interesting, in their fields, both to reflect the particular interests of a journal with a very broadly defined scope, and to provide some very brief and lively reading.

Such tough questioning may seem the bedrock of courtroom justice in the United States, but here in Mexico, where trials are decided by judges and rely almost entirely on written briefs, the lively exchange was a rare sight.

Western news media outlets gave the brief judo match live — and lively — coverage.

And one lively story tells of Jason's brief friendship with the town eccentric — a Belgian dowager who welcomes his covert interest in music and literature.

Ms. Edgar plays much of this with heavy emphasis, but she's a lively stage presence, and there are brief passages when she pounces eagerly on her Baroque steps like meat and drink.