Sentence examples for mark of exuberance from inspiring English sources

Like that unexpected mark of exuberance, which hints at fun times (yippee!), the brassy horns and racing piano notes of the neo-slapstick score — think of "Laugh-In," "Bananas" and Benny Hill — initially suggest that Mr. Soderbergh has put on his party hat and broken out the kazoo.

The "60 Minutes" piece was marked by what is by now a predictable kind of exuberance about how this technology might end the need to perform mundane tasks, eliminate the need for many jobs and transform education.

And there was a blast of exuberance and originality in Mexican competition entry Museum, by Alonso Ruizpalacios, the up-and-coming director who made a mark with his debut, Güeros.

Signs of exuberance are everywhere.

But he also had gusts of exuberance.

Then a period of exuberance, of good feeling.

The characters of "Great House" lack all trace of exuberance.

"Red is that moment of exuberance," she said.

It reached the epitome of exuberance before disappearing about 1766.

She projects determination, but also a sense of exuberance.

She was full of exuberance, seriousness, good judgment and wit.