Sentence examples for no conviviality from inspiring English sources

Indeed, as Henri Guaino, the president's political strategist, told the Financial Times: "If modern society has no conviviality, no humanity and no attachment to its past, then we need to do away with modernity".

As a former dental nurse, she puts you at ease immediately; her voice and manner have something of Barbara Windsor's no-nonsense conviviality, and when she was young, in her native Fulham (then a working-class district) I don't imagine she ever dreamed of winding up here, in this tranquil Surrey crescent.

As a literary organ, the Book Bench takes no party line on the drinking of beer, though we have no objection to conviviality.

More such context and fewer sax solos would have improved the evening's conviviality no end.

He celebrated conviviality — no great novelty in Wittenberg, where one out of three houses was licensed to brew beer — and was unusually supportive of women.

As Chicago's political past and present were in mutual-admiration overdrive on Thursday, the city's future was 100 feet away, paying no attention to all the conviviality and diligently using crayons on illustrations of jazz musicians.

But no politician ever used the conviviality and informality of cooking and eating outdoors than the 36th President, Lyndon Baines Johnson, elevated to the post in November 1963 after the assassination of John Kennedy.

He was often melancholy, and wild conviviality and celebrity made no difference to that.

Like quite a few of the legendary bosses of American politics, he was essentially a dour, inward-looking man, no natural practitioner of "Last Hurrah conviviality.

But no one seems to mind, because it allows for conviviality.

No other painting captures Renoir's characteristic joie de vivre and conviviality better than Luncheon of the Boating Party on this month's cover.