exuberance

But there was another side to his exuberance, some say.

But it's also a day full of exuberance and hope.

What I tried to create was a little of that energy and exuberance.

Her first campaign, and she was raising exuberance to an art form.

She thought it must have been a long time since the forest felt such exuberance.

She entered a room with a sense of fun and exuberance.

The actors' exuberance goes a long way, but not far enough.

"There was so much exuberance in the market today that you wanted to be part of it," he said.

After that bit of exuberance, let's turn quickly to Italy.

For a man my age, he had all the exuberance of a teenager in heat.

But will the very exuberance of the diners bring the bad old days back?

"They're trying to show me something; the exuberance kind of gets carried away."

David ducked into his private office with a sense of exuberance.

Youthful exuberance does not, by nature, create work that will last.

Back on the campaign plane, some of the old exuberance returns.

"I did it," she said with even more exuberance than usual.

He wanted to learn, and his exuberance extended past the dance floor.

She brought laughter and the exuberance of youth into the house.

Thus the tradition of exuberance surrounding the game was started.

"I would have thought from his exuberance that it was Ernie."

But their exuberance faded when they took a good look at Jim in the strong light from the office.

They were the only times when the group came close to matching the audience's exuberance.

Her happy exuberance irritated him no matter how he tried to control it.

As you would expect from a great salesman, he has a kind of natural exuberance.

But they do have an exuberance that's rarely less than winning.