Sentence examples for vivid exuberance from inspiring English sources
Mr. Byrd gave John Adams's music, "John's Book of Alleged Dances," a vivid exuberance in a premiere, "Alleged Dances".
Crosby!" A bit later, as he watched the replay from the bench, he flashed a wide grin and shouted something joyfully vivid in his exuberance.
Simon Holt's 1983 Shadow Realm brought some lively three-way musical conversation between clarinet, harp and cello, but the greatest exuberance came with the vivid little vignettes of Julian Anderson's Poetry Nearing Silence, the nearest we got to a party piece.
What might have seemed a doubtful idea — the designer of vivid color and pattern draining away that signature exuberance — turned out to be a graceful fashion moment.
Mark is abroad, and anxiety and yearning quiver beneath the exuberance, banishing complacency and stirring up the vivid cross-currents that are the nature of every real love poem.
In her heyday, Twain sang with an exuberance to match her and Lange's busy, vivid arrangements.
The old exuberance remains, but the most recent CD is also vivid and obsessive; faith and fatalism echo through every song.
The rest of the work unfolded in an equally vivid palette, with the musicians etching sharp contrasts between moments of introspection and those of rhythmic exuberance.
Cheer, denial, exuberance.
The exuberance is understandable.
