Sentence examples for most lively of from inspiring English sources
Green asparagus spears, cut down just hours after they've hit daylight and turned color, are the most lively of all our vegetables, furiously turning the sugars absorbed from their roots into energy and new tissues.
Most lively of all is a spectacular sex scene between she and a former rival gymnast, impressive not just for its carnal athleticism, but its all-too-rare acknowledgement that consenting adults tend to have sex fully undressed.
The two cities have a similar atmosphere and are the most lively of Morocco's old walled medinas.
One of the most lively areas of philosophy of mind concerns the issue of which if any of these responses to the knowledge argument will be successful.
A writeup of some of his watercolors in The New York Times in February of 1961 credits him with "...one of the most lively performances of the dance of form and line".
The samba school would not respond to media requests, and many members refused to even confirm that they knew Da Silva, despite her attendance record and reputation as one of the most lively members of the Beija-Flor school.
Despite being some of the most lively members of the scene, all other Goths seem to loathe this type.
THE building has sat there, empty and brooding, for more than 11 years, 110,000 square feet of void at the edge of one of this suburban town's most lively areas of small shops, restaurants and movie theaters.
Because a salad can be made of anything, make one of an ingredient about which you get excited, or of whatever looks most lively, or of whatever you have around already.
The good and bad news for Europe seemed to be that, while the euro crisis produced the most lively session of the gathering, it is not front and center of thinking in the increasingly influential other parts of the world, most of them to Europe's south and east.
Mr. Greenberg is shifting emphasis from the slow-growing and volatile business of commmercial and personal coverage for homes and autos to the most lively sector of financial services: products intended to accumulate and protect wealth, which are greatly sought after by aging baby boomers.
