When the film was released, John C. Mosher reviewed it for The New Yorker; his response to the concluding speech suggests the scene's overwhelming power: Ghetto scenes and palace scenes have this young gusto about them, which is surely sustained through the first half but begins to abate from then on, until, all of a sudden, without any warning, Charlie Chaplin grows old.
Perky to the max, the television phenomenon "Glee" shed its plotlines and flaunted its young troupers' gusto and its karaoke repertory for "Glee Live!" on Friday night, starting a sold-out three-night stand at Radio City Music Hall that completes a four-city tour.
They were particularly upset that Asian rivals had been investing with more gusto in teaching young people mathematics and science, and in advanced scientific research.
Whether Facebook, a website for old people, will have the same scrappy gusto that drew young people to Musical.ly, remains to be seen.
The show itself is, I think, good – original, passionate, fun and performed with gusto by a superb young cast.
They were standing across America, cheering these young women on, with all the gusto they usually reserve for macho sports.
With the worst over, the young man ate his fruit tart with gusto.
Their pizza bianca, a sort of Roman flatbread brushed with olive oil, is a cult favourite and is consumed by school children, labourers, young professionals, tourists and grannies with equal gusto.
Many young actors are embracing the limelight with gusto, some children's television producers say, already calculating how to parlay their child performances into film careers, their own record labels and more, not just the cover of People.
In contrast, flies fed protein from birth matured quickly, reproduced with gusto, and tended to die young.
Old dears: 1. Sparky young presenter: 0. The old dears, singing along with gusto, might equally well have pointed out that, in fact, it was not a very long way to Tipperary.
