Sentence examples for took lively from inspiring English sources

In addition to foreign travels with Evelyn, he took lively trips in his 9th decade and the beginning of his 10th with sons Joel and Gerald.

The stylized imagery of painted vases, urns, bowls and such takes lively turns.

He took a lively interest in the press's lively interest in him.

She took a lively interest in her son's work at Young Turks.

Johnson, as usual, took a lively interest in the new thinking.

They also emphatically repudiated the scholasticism that prevailed in academic philosophy and took a lively interest in the developments that brought about the scientific revolution.

Written in the wake of the discoveries and theories of Cuvier, Buffon, Geoffroy, and Lamarck, in which Balzac took a lively interest, Passion circumvents direct engagement with the question of animals' commonalities with humans, raised in its first section, by switching in its second section to the story of one man's struggle to survive in a distant land.

This gaggle of friends took a lively approach to the assignment, resulting in a wide range of expressions and gestures.

Prus, known for his affection for children, took a lively interest in little Jan, as attested by a prolific correspondence with Jan's mother (whom Prus attempted to interest in writing).

When China drafts new commercial laws, American businesses take a lively and vocal interest.

So take the lively air, / And, lovely, learn by going where to go, he recited to Liz.