Sentence examples for public exuberance from inspiring English sources

I ask Blair if, three years after starting it, he can keep the project on the rise even without the public exuberance that helped send it aloft.

Having paralysed the traffic across half the city, they sped off before the police could catch them.Such public exuberance was once unthinkable in the dourly conformist kingdom, but now young people there and in other Gulf states are increasingly willing to challenge authority.

And with this sense of public honesty came exuberance.

The public's recent exuberance toward cosmetic surgery has spurred an unprecedented demand for appearance-changing procedures.

Mr. Putin, a somber former K.G.B. officer rarely given to public displays of exuberance, tried to disarm his Mediterranean hosts by saying he came to Rome early in his term "because we love Italy".

Like memorial walls and the spontaneous shrines that appeared in Union Square in Manhattan after 9/11, displays in scores of cemeteries are at once intimate and public, their sheer exuberance often posing challenges for cemetery officials who find themselves issuing decorating regulations and occasionally enacting crackdowns on "nonconforming" grave décor.

And though Lawrence maintains a kind of youthful exuberance in her public persona, her on-screen evolution elsewhere has happened fast.

But for all the international fanfare accompanying the overwhelming international support for Mr Abbas, at home the Palestinian public failed to rally with the exuberance Mr Abbas's spokesmen and the international media claimed.

She did so in a manner so thrilling and with such exuberance that the British public celebrated like they'd been watching the Leeds flyweight all her career.

At A&M, when asked if he repudiated the Nazi salutes seen at his last public event, Spencer said they had been "done in exuberance and fun".

In public appearances, this bearing — combined with occasional bursts of exuberance — has prompted speculation that he abuses alcohol or drugs, or is on heavy medication.