Sentence examples for universal exuberance from inspiring English sources
And while the exhibition's 30 photos reveal contrasts -- a girl reading the Koran, Jews praying at the Western Wall -- many show the universal exuberance of childhood.
The message is universal: the pure exuberance coursing through the pages of this charming book is bound to make even the most jaded, bleary-eyed parent smile -- and more than a few fingers start wandering.
Dancing with a stewardess (Stephanie Pack) in his hotel room, Lennon exhibits the inner freedom and exuberance that he was soon to make a universal gift.
The wholly-justified, almost universal gravitation towards her speaks to both Blanchett's moviestar exuberance and Carol's complexly tragic pathos.
Fischer-Dieskau takes a longer-term view of the song's popularity, writing that "the vividness of the imagery, with the alternate troubling and smoothing of the surface of the water along with the exuberance of the melody itself, account for the song's universal appeal".
Petronius, in his treatment of Trimalchio, transcended this almost universal limitation in a way that irresistibly recalls Dickens, and much else in the "Banquet" is Dickensian its exuberance, its boisterous humour (rare in ancient literature, where wit predominates), and its loving profusion of detail.
Cheer, denial, exuberance.
The exuberance is understandable.
