Sentence examples for lively experiment from inspiring English sources

But many religious historians, foremost among them Sidney Mead, in his book "The Lively Experiment," see a different set of assumptions in operation.

After the restoration of the monarchy (1660) in Britain following the Commonwealth period, the charter for Rhode Island was considered invalid, and Clarke obtained a second charter in 1663, which guaranteed the "lively experiment" of Rhode Island.

HAVANA — Cuba's liveliest experiment with capitalism unfolds every night in a dirt lot on the edge of the capital, where Truman-era trucks lugging fresh produce meet up with hundreds of buyers on creaking bicycle carts clutching wads of cash.

Yet, at the time of the experiment, a lively political debate on future reforms of the Swiss DI system took place, particularly on how to enforce reintegration of current DI beneficiaries.

I'll look for surprising text-video experiments and lively matings among dance, music and theater.

For instance, recently launched virtual-world startup Vivaty is all browser based, and Google is experimenting with Lively, its own browser-based virtual environments.

The city has succeeded not only in rebuilding itself physically but also in resuscitating a lively cultural climate in which experiment is welcomed.

All the same, the Gilbert era is likely to be remembered as the Philharmonic's liveliest period since the Pierre Boulez experiment of the seventies.

We attempt accents and experiment to keep things lively.

He himself presented a well-attended lecture series at the Union, with lively debates at the end, on psychological experiments.

Bill Clinton, in 1997: "I thank you and come here to honor your indispensable part in our lively, two-hundred-and-twenty-five-year-old experiment in democracy".