Sentence examples for unusually lively from inspiring English sources

It sounds familiar but it tastes unusually lively.

At an unusually lively news conference, seemingly exasperated reporters pressed for whether any firm decisions had been made.

HUBBARD STREET DANCE CHICAGO, an unusually lively contemporary company, is in its final week at the Joyce Theater.

Liam Neeson did this kind of parental rage much better in 2008 in "Taken," which was an unusually lively and persuasive example of the genre.

One's view is largely restricted to the desk of Harper Alexander, an office manager, who — in a corporate culture ruled by reticence — has an unusually lively Twitter presence.

One's view is largely restricted to the desk of Harper Alexander, an office manager, who in a corporate culture ruled by reticence has an unusually lively Twitter presence.

But the food is unusually bright and lively.

But the look, the rhythm and the scruffy, on-the-fly ambience of the film make it feel unusually fresh and lively.

This wine, too, was unusually light-colored and lively with an aroma of fresh berries, and with my roasted duck it was light and lithe, an excellent match.

In a lively argument marked by unusually probing questioning, the justices debated the difference between permissible race-consciousness and unlawful race discrimination.

HEARST CASTLE: The Biography of a Country House (Abrams, $49.50) offers a lively narrative documenting the unusually collaborative relationship between Hearst and Julia Morgan, the "first woman architect of prominence in America," according to Kastner, a member of the San Simeon staff.