Sentence examples for more liveliness from inspiring English sources

Those seeking more liveliness can drive about 20 minutes south to Lambertville, N.J., or New Hope, Pa.

When the girls read together, they acted out each page with more liveliness than Min could offer.

It would have been nice if Philip Himberg, the director and the star's co-author, could have forced a little more liveliness into those anecdotes.

They also recall earlier poems such as "On Not Being Paul Durcan" and "Welcome, Major Poet!", in which O'Brien punctures the literati's absurdities with more liveliness and flair.

Challenged at first, many youth workers report that working as a team brings more liveliness, enthusiasm and depth to the programmes.

Novelist Muriel Spark agreed in her book on Shelley, writing that Rambles "contains more humour and liveliness than occur in anything else she wrote".

In most cases, the liveliness is more abstract.

Tomkins's liveliness caused more problems as he spun beyond Iosia Soliolia then kicked forward for Ryan Hall.

Yet his liveliness left me craving more entertainment, dishes that were more varied and interesting, and decor that was more extravagant.

Schram's snappy liveliness makes Sharona more than a satellite of Monk; she is a character in her own right.

It swirls out of the speakers in an intoxicating fug of booze, lust and liveliness, and it more than won over this cynical heart.