Примеры gaiety

• Merchants may receive many comforts, but tend to be very guarded in their friendships, and not prone to laughter or gaiety.

• It was animating to see the immense crowds, and the general gaiety, but the masks were nothing.

• It is in this, and not the tendency to gaiety or sadness, that we must locate the distinction between these temperaments of feeling.

• Even their gaiety seemed to be of the forced kind often associated with a particularly painful farewell.

• However, the mood of gaiety was to be shattered soon.

• He was a man with a congenital gaiety and gracefulness who lived in sympathetic and trustful contact with his surroundings, his past and his future.

• From this he was able to propose three primary bi-polar dimensions, trivia versus solemnity, gaiety versus gloom and energy versus relaxation, against which musical association could be measured.

• Young men, then, are associated with foolishness, their gaiety equivalent to stupidity, while adults are associated with wisdom, humility and spiritual perfection (temimut).

• I have seen the gaiety of the community in its annual celebrations.

• He has but one saving grace—he has certainly added to the gaiety of nations.

• They might have added to the gaiety of nations, but his courage seems to have failed when he came to the sticking point.

• There was at that time a certain gaiety in the atmosphere.

• It is at times rather confusing, but it does add gaiety to the debate.

• There is a great deal of colour there, and colour, when it is blended with skill and gaiety, gives lasting pleasure.

• It adds to the gaiety of nations, but it is not serious politics.