vivaciousness

They were able to become part of society with a vivaciousness which is totally surprising.

It was just a matter of moving up a notch on her usual vivaciousness.

"She's got cheekbones and vivaciousness, but what kind of consumer awareness does she have?"

The comic illustrated the energy, and vivaciousness of Roosevelt through his youth.

The warmth, the vivaciousness he is known for are stilled, stifled.

All her vivaciousness and aggressive sexuality had drained away.

Stephy, on the other hand, was a pleasant combination of vivaciousness and intelligence.

Dante was attracted to them by their vivaciousness, their natural charm.

Although her vivaciousness and charm are legendary, there is much more to her character.

Gubernatis remarks on the vivaciousness of these works, and says:

Despite a reputation for vivaciousness, she is smooth, unruffled, as if moving on casters.

Her vivaciousness and exuberance are thrust behind her black veil.

Her vivaciousness and spunk soon catch the landlady's eye.

Cross sensed something in her, something she was trying to hide, despite her vivaciousness.

"Around him, she had that kind of forced vivaciousness that you find in some wives who have surly husbands."

There was no energy in the house, no vivaciousness, and the sound of laughter no longer echoed off the walls.

Miss Scarlett responded with vivaciousness, humour, interest, boredom, irony and derision.

Drawn to the company's vivaciousness and passionate commitment, shy Ramiro is lured into becoming a performer himself.

Your vivaciousness is nauseating to others.

Those we didn’t care for lacked vivaciousness, as if the manipulations had been overdone, sapping the wine of its vigor.

To say Ms. Ribeiro was cute is to define some of the vivaciousness and joy she brought to every detail.

There is activity, drama and vivaciousness at every nook and cranny of the campus during the three - day festival.