Sentence examples for with vivacity from inspiring English sources

He writes with vivacity about other people writing about Flaubert.

At times the stage is not yet full enough, not quite spilling over with vivacity.

In fact, they do these things with difficulty, but with vivacity as well.

But she tells the life stories of all these men (and yes, they are all hairy-chested blokes) with vivacity and wit.

The New Yorker, November 29 , 1999P. 124 Briefly Noted book review of "The Tiny One" (Knopf; $22) by Eliza Minot... Her narrative occasionally falters — a child's internal monologue is hard to sustain — but her prose bristles with vivacity, and her account of Via's connection to her lost mother is never sentimental.

Immersing yourself in a life filled with vivacity, vigor, humbleness and adventures will keep you mentally healthy and happy.

Dry and bracing with grapefruit vivacity with just enough fruity sustenance to prevent it becoming lemon water.

The piece is performed by Basil Appollis, who co-wrote it with Sylvia Voellenhoven, with a vivacity that makes you keen to know more about the riven figure of Rive himself.

Being encored in the "Tyrolienne," which she sings with such vivacity, Alboni substituted, in compliance with a strong previously-expressed desire, the celebrated drinking song – "Il segreto per esser felici," from "Lucrezia Borgia," which she sings with such peculiar and reckless expression, and she was almost encored in that.

But it brings him before me with startling vivacity.

Taking up the poem with rival vivacity, Ms. Greif engaged Mr. Kentridge in an electrifying duet.