Sentence examples for lively personalities from inspiring English sources

The portrait of Eisenhower as Supreme Commander is drawn skillfully and places him excitingly in conflict with the other lively personalities with whom he had to deal.

His departure is the latest in a string of shake-ups that suggest, after the John Galliano debacle at Dior, that luxury fashion houses are becoming less interested in promoting lively personalities than in protecting their own brands.

The emergence of the Open era in 1968 united amateurs and pros and brought fresh money, lively personalities, cultural diversity and a lawlessness that left the governing bodies playing catch-up to rein in under-the-table payments, drugs, gambling and outrageous court conduct.

Helping both through the maze are a variety of rich and lively personalities, among them Elias Gordon, a doctor who is "friends with every bawd, whore and merrymaker in town," and Jonathan Wild (also the subject of Henry Fielding's satire "The Life of Jonathan Wild the Great"), whom the author credits in a historical note as being the world's "first modern crime lord".

The young amateurs playing the parts of Noye's children should be between 11 and 15 years old, with "well-trained voices and lively personalities"; Jaffet, the eldest, could have a broken voice.

Tells about his lively personality and his good works.

The acoustical problems are offset by the lively personality of the place.

Stephens, who possesses a lively personality, said she has extra motivation.

Foster's good looks, lively personality and independent wealth made her the ideal O.S.S. recruit.

For now, President Menem's lively personality seems to be an asset.

Mrs. Wallace was a socially active first lady known for her lively personality.