Sentence examples for with such exuberance from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it was this humanity that the audience, typical of the Pillow in its mix of ages and its adventurousness, responded to with such exuberance.

These intoxicated and intoxicating nights often involve regret, but she writes about them with such exuberance, such festive humor, that one can see how seductive that messiness would be to the bored and restless Betty Drapers of the world.

Or life, anyway, as it is presented with such exuberance in "Salvage," the concluding play in the brave and gorgeous New York production of Tom Stoppard's "Coast of Utopia" trilogy, which opened last night at the Vivian Beaumont Theater at Lincoln Center.

She did so in a manner so thrilling and with such exuberance that the British public celebrated like they'd been watching the Leeds flyweight all her career.

TomDispatch's Laura Gottesdiener had the rare urge to land on that other planet, the one most of us never experience that produces fossil fuels with such exuberance, and see just what we're all missing.

Though favored and revered by painters and patrons, the Purana, with its collection of "ancient and wondrous tales of the Lord Krishnaa, has rarely been illustrated with such exuberance (1 ).

Mr. Arthus-Bertrand has always favored sensational events to draw people to his cause, even in a country where such exuberance is often viewed with distrust.

It was a celebration that started with such signature exuberance and concluded with his captain providing a shoulder to cry on, as the immense cricketer was transformed into a grieving child by the measure of his accomplishment.

I didn't spot Mr. Finckel in the audience, but watching the quartet tear into Beethoven with such boyish exuberance, I was pretty sure he would have looked on with a wide, satisfied grin.

While the traditional text is quoted sparingly, we never forget that it is Shakespeare whose play is unfolding with such convoluted exuberance, and whose brilliantly drawn characters are concocting their gender-baiting revelries with such aplomb.

But for the Texas clan of malcontents embodied with such itchy exuberance in the Primary Stages production that opened last night, directed by Michael Wilson, death is anything but ennobling.