Sentence examples for time of exuberance from inspiring English sources

On that day the museum will close one of the most provocative decorative arts exhibitions in recent memory: "A Time of Exuberance: The Decorative Arts Under Louis XIII and Anne of Austria," a show (with a 480-page catalog, in French) that explores the taste of the king who ruled France from 1610 to 1643.

In times of exuberance and easy credit the market looks long into the future, and short-term earnings misses are forgiven.

But it is a serious question whether the regulator will have the clout to actually compel the information, disclosures or actions that seem appropriate during times of exuberance.

Today, after the speculative bubbles in the housing market, we are leaving a time of irrational exuberance when many people and financial institutions bet their future on speculative trading, not on genuine economic contribution.

We are, as Alan Greenspan said in 1996, in a time of irrational exuberance.

So it's not really a time of irrational exuberance among all sets.

Thus, it seems sensible for regulators to ask firms for more details on their practices, or compel additional disclosures, when we are possibly in times of irrational exuberance.

This is no time for exuberance, rational or not.

Versace is a blunt instrument to be wielded in times of post-traumatic exuberance — after a breakup or a pregnancy.

There is hardly a more vital time of year, a time of greater exuberance.

(Who could resist the cavorting performer who pounded a wooden block on a bench to keep time?) Likewise, the exuberance of the Zhang Family's puppetry compensated for an unfamiliarity with the tales being depicted.