You may remember this particular bout of exuberance from my "Death to the LCBO" article, in which I gloried in the relative liberalism of Istanbul's liquor laws, in comparison to those in Canada, and generally went on a tear about the place.
Desserts showed a welcome flash of exuberance, in particular the star dish of the evening, a glossy chocolate sphere, which, anointed with hot chocolate sauce, imploded to reveal its cargo of ice-cream and honeycomb.
He worked with particular relish and dark exuberance on period pieces, including Tristram Powell's The Count Of Solar (1992), Thacker's versions of Measure For Measure (1994) and The Mayor Of Casterbridge (2003).
Picasso fans love the aggressive expressiveness mixed with southern exuberance of that particular year.
Alan Greenspan, who criticised the stockmarket's "irrational exuberance" long before that particular bubble was fully inflated, is more sanguine about American house prices.
Even if you don't appreciate the particular design, you have to appreciate the exuberance and the audacity and all that.
Possibly the mild frenzy for this particular collaboration was both an echo of consumer exuberance that came to seem normal in recent years and a glimpse of where shopping culture is headed.
Azhar's wicket, with the new ball only 10 overs old, was important for it meant an early opportunity to get at Misbah-ul-Haq in particular, his reticence against pace at contrast to his exuberance against spin.
In particular, I think I was specifically interested in expressing confusion, anger and exuberance.
