Sentence examples for with equal verve from inspiring English sources

Local and historic rivals, Pisa, are hated with equal verve.

Throughout Sit Down, Man hip-hop conventions are frenziedly ripped apart and exalted with equal verve and venom, the dizzying array of new and veteran producers making sure the music stays as demented as Suri and Vasquez's unashamedly brainy rhymes.

He tackles religion, child abuse, race, relationships and his own failures, all with the presence of a consummate professional, swiping at liberal smugness and conservative bigotry with equal verve while his cleverness slips under the radar.

There are numerous revelations: Milton Resnick rushing about like a magpie, picking up one idea and then another with equal verve and disinterest; two works by Al Held that seem about to burst their boundaries; a terrific little drawing by Jean-Paul Riopelle, delicate as haiku; and a beguiling semi-abstraction of a bridge by Yvonne Thomas from 1952.

Part Tristram Shandy, part Ishmael, part Holden Caulfield, Cal (or Calliope, as he was known when he was a girl) is a wonderfully engaging narrator: long-winded, perhaps, but capable of discoursing with equal verve and wit on everything from Greek politics to girls' makeup to the typology of presidential names.

Sony is playing a risky game, that those who flocked to one female-driven science-fiction action franchise that happens to be in 3D the fourth time around will flock to another with equal verve.

Steven Ritter of Audiophile Audition wrote that the Symphony performed "with a brilliance and verve equal to any on record" and were "entirely attuned to the 'English' idiom".

The president performed brilliantly, with force, verve and agility.

Thorsten Fink's men played with passion, verve and belief.

All related with the verve of the speaking clock.

Wretchedness, depicted with great verve, plays as fun.