Sentence examples for most lively and from inspiring English sources

While perhaps not the most truthful depiction of these rollicking years, it's definitely one of the most lively and entertaining.

At the National, A Pacifist's Guide to the War on Cancer was one of the most lively and least likely of musicals.

These constitute his most lively and acute historical work, and are made up of detailed and penetrating studies on such subjects as the history of institutions, of economics, of religion, and of social customs.

The ensemble work was pretty slick: Watts and Devin's exchanges with Naomi O'Connell's frenetic Cherubino most lively and those of Marcellina (Susan Bickley predictably good and permitted her aria) with Richard Wiegold's Bartolo and Alan Oke's Basilio also got laughs.

A regulated no man's land between buildings and the street ranging from three to nine metres, this buffer zone in fact turned out to be the most lively and dynamic part of the city's fabric.

The most lively and nuanced example tracks the open-source development of Twitter, which, Johnson contends, bypassed the secretive, free-market model based on "the artificial scarcity of intellectual property".

Jones, promises an evening of her "most lively, spirited and sexy work".

"I feel that the voice is the most lively instrument and it belongs to the body.

These are two of the most lively, charming and, in modern times, frequently reproduced Venetian genre scenes of the period.

The conversation is most lively in spring and early summer, when creatures are migrating, de-hibernating, nesting and raising their young.

The Catalan theatrical scene was most lively in Barcelona, and many works, including novels as well as plays and other works written for the stage, were adapted for Catalan television.