Sentence examples for lively child from inspiring English sources

She's gained weight and grown taller after a year's hiatus, her belly is no longer hard and swollen, her eyes are bright, and she's a lovely, lively child again.

Nana was reportedly an excellent student and "lively" child, but since the side effect of the drug has become more and more obvious, Xinhua writes that the girl has become increasingly reclusive.

Normally she is a very lively child".

It was frightening, because normally he is such a lively child, and now he couldn't even watch television".

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First, while the aging parent is still vital and lively, children must not fool themselves that this happy situation will last forever.

Or go into politics: He was bright and articulate, I pointed out, had a beautiful wife and three lively children and had risen from what amounted to a trailer park as a child.

The chorus of lively children was a particular pleasure, as was the murmur of song that rose up from the audience at times, most movingly in "The Crazy Boat".

The lump-in-the-throat elements take care of themselves — the sight of sweet and lively children in hospital beds has a way of opening up audience tear ducts, even without swelling musical cues — but the startling thing about "Extraordinary Measures" is not that it moves you.

He reserves particular scorn for the abuse of medicines that supposedly act on the brain, from the Ritalin habitually doled out to lively children to the Modafinil and Adderall munched by students seeking an advantage over their peers.The book written in a waspish style that belies its depth pays particular attention to brain chemistry.

Down this road live the comfortably middle class and the dirt poor; the sick, the heartbroken and viciously prejudiced; youngsters vivacious with talent, or misshapen by abuse; and a few residents in their middle and later years who are roused by the arrival of the Heraths, a family with four lively children.