Sentence examples similar to routinely exuberant from inspiring English sources

Where Bergman, the northern Protestant miserablist, had Death, miserable and implacable as all-get-out, doomily playing chess by a frigid fjord, Fellini, the Catholic of the exuberant south, would routinely match Ingmar and then raise him a dozen luridly painted, first-century hermaphrodite hookers dancing naked around a phallic birthday cake.

In one exuberant passage, he compares MC Hammer to Nietzsche, uses an obscure remix verse to contend that hip-hop routinely celebrates "forced abortions," and pronounces Lil Wayne "irredeemably vulgar" and "all too typical" of the genre's devolution.

Suave & Exuberant?

Campaigners are exuberant.

Garfield was acting exuberant.

Lazio himself was exuberant.

An exuberant, comical spirit prevails.

At Last," is unabashedly exuberant.

He was exuberant today.

But spirits were exuberant.

Sure, McAuliffe was exuberant.