Examples of vivacity

• Her vivacity and wit led to her being much in demand as an after-dinner speaker.

• I love the symphony for its sheer vivacity.

• The book lacks vivacity and passion.

• What the modern spirit conceives of today is vivacity.

• The vivacity of the projection (that imprints the virtues of the cube in search of orientations) multiplies the six faces of the classic cube.

• Its vivacity of form is both unexpected and provocative it is immediately evident that this is not a mausoleum for books but a magnet for active enquiry.

• The vivacity of the mental representation of an object can be influenced by factors that do not affect our settled beliefs about its capacity to generate pleasure.

• We cannot expect vivacity with the present inelastic party in power, but we need a little more vivacity and a little more consultation with parents.

• It must have its vivacity, its movement, its people.

• We all admire him for his vivacity and his enormous enthusiasm for his parliamentary work.

• We should, no doubt, incur the charge that we are deficient in that vivacity which has distinguished them so much of late.

• He seems to have found the secret of perpetual youth, and we all hope that he will long continue to demonstrate this youthful vivacity.

• If he has ever been to a gathering of deaf people he will have seen the vivacity and joy with which they talk to each other.

• It was full of his customary vivacity, not to mention bombast, and full of indignation that does not sit all that easily with his naturally genial character.

• With more vivacity he should do well.

• Indeed, it would be a matter for national comment if my constituents in their 80s were not to show that degree of vivacity and joy of life.

• They will not do so without some greater concentration on production, some greater economy in marketing and some greater vivacity in their selling policy than they have been showing.

• The only thing that makes this life endurable for many of us is the vivacity and the almost eternity of the human flame and the human spirit.