Příklady vivacious

• The final point is the use of modes of address to reflect a warm and vivacious culture.

• One trend is clearly discernible through its serene, vivacious, spirited quality; the music it produces is almost never accompanied by prose writings, and is rarely written about.

• Juxtaposed to the formal, dry consistency of scholastic argument and disputation, the vivacious, ornamental qualities associated with the female intellect were seen in a more favorable light.

• Didi even said that she was feeling silly during the interview, but she did not appear "silly," although she was certainly vivacious and exuberant.

• They arrived sullen, suspicious and morose, and at the end of the three weeks they were vivacious, full of life—in fact just normal children again.

• I thought they were reasonably well taught, and they were active and vivacious.

• I was a very lucky man to have four such vivacious women and 11 such stimulating men as members of our enterprise.

• It is true he is not held forth by the late novelist as a particularly vivacious mental specimen.

• We will thank him profoundly for all that he did, and remember him and his beautiful and vivacious wife very fondly.

• Today many will recall moments spent in her vivacious and always stimulating company.

• One of my aunts, who was a very beautiful and vivacious woman, decided to devote her entire life to this younger sister.

• She said that it was a vivacious debate.

• Most importantly, however, those who knew her will recall her vivacious personality, her warm and welcoming smile and how much they enjoyed being in her company.

• At this point, the couple realise that their vivacious and exuberant little girl has changed too.

• It was an ideal role for her, a strange, proud, moody and capricious woman, who was nonetheless vivacious, appealing and entertaining.