Sentence examples for longer lively from inspiring English sources

The lights have grown dark and the music is no longer lively.

And while the art is made of things that are no longer living, the show is certainly lively.

No longer a lively debating society, by the 1990s it had become, Heilbrunn writes, "an echo chamber".

We're no longer a lively group of people working for the love of it — we're a bedraggled, institutionalized scattered force, each working in our little rut".

We're no longer a lively group of people working for the love of it we're a bedraggled, institutionalized scattered force, each working in our little rut".

He claimed it was no longer about lively discussion and criticism of topics in contemporary culture.

Any other world leader, surely, would have had someone in his entourage who was enough in touch with female feelings and sensibilities to realise that being negative about older women because of their lack of ability to bear children, and suggesting that they were no longer active, enthusiastic, lively and life-giving, was a complete no-no.

The "lighter" American ball induces better hand action whereas the livelier, "longer" British ballulls a man into accepting 2nd-rate shots as 1st-rate ones He suggests that the British adopt the larger ball.

"Japanese men have lost their vigor, and are not lively any longer," said Yoshihiko Morotomi, a professor of psychology at Chiba University and author of "Desolate Man," a popular recent book.

A final tweak in the updated version is that Lively no longer asks you to purchase the app after three exports – going forward, you can use it for free indefinitely, and only pay if you want to remove the watermark that now appears on the photos.

I can no longer think of living for myself, I don't have the desire not the faculty, I don't feel at all lively any more nor young, I no longer know what joy is or even pleasure.