Sentence examples for unusually exuberant from inspiring English sources
Though when the French-born designer, 49, starts to talk about color, he is unusually exuberant.
Etel Adnan's large wool tapestry, colorful and untraditional, looks unusually exuberant in this context.
One night, I crept down the stairs in my Dr. Denton footies to the sound of unusually exuberant and artificial elation and, spying from the door of the kitchen, saw my father on his knees, licking pie filling from one of the beaters of our Sunbeam Mixmaster, tearful and laughing, his long wide tongue lapping at the dripping goo.
SEOUL, South Korea North Koreaea's leader gave an unusually exuberant welcome this week to the prime minister of China, whose trip was intensely monitored by the rest of the world for progress on efforts to halt North Korea's nuclear weapons program.
Cohen sees nothing unusually exuberant about these valuations.
The work, which shows, unusually, an exuberant and laughing Rembrandt, is a tronie – a head study – which depicts an emotional state.
Mowlam's friends will tell you that she was always an unusually open and exuberant person.
TABRIZ, Iran — The strongest challenger to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad attracted an unusually large and exuberant crowd of supporters on Monday during a campaign speech in this northwest city near the candidate's birthplace, with only a few weeks before national elections that the incumbent stands a serious chance of losing.
But Mr. Reed's exuberant storytelling (he also sang one number, "Changing My Tune," in a modified cool jazz style) and an unusually strong pop-jazz quintet under the direction of Tedd Firth made the evening one of the season's most satisfying programs.
Campaigners are exuberant.
