vivacity

When she wanted something there was an air of vivacity about her.

There was nothing much in what he said, but his vivacity gave it point.

"I like the diversity and vivacity of the city," she said.

He had been talking all day, on many subjects, and with unusual vivacity.

But she has approached the task with the vivacity of the work, and the building, on view.

His big black eyes are full of spirit and vivacity".

These clothes almost always had color, charm, vivacity and little to do with modern living.

On the other side, heat and vivacity in age, is an excellent composition for business.

For energy, vivacity and sharp observation it would be hard to beat.

For I was sensible this attachment had lost its first vivacity.

I like films that have a kind of vivacity about them."

However, others admired the way he wrote about his real life experiences at sea with vivacity.

But it does make for vivacity of another kind.

Before, he had shown some life, if not exactly vivacity; now that was gone, like the color in his cheeks.

Together they form a diary of unusual perception and vivacity.

His lady greeted him with some of her sparkling vivacity.

They filled his life with the vivacity and warmth that were so lacking at home.

The vivacity of all three generations came into play.

Some of the works, particularly the abstract ones, have a jaunty vivacity.

The writing is a marvel of vivacity and economy.

Steps were carefully articulated, and his second solo had real vivacity.

"Will your speaking be equal to the vivacity of this text, sir?"

With determined vivacity, she turned her gaze to Kate's partner.

He realised that, for all her vivacity, she was frightened.

Both men saw that her face was suddenly drawn and haggard, all the vivacity gone.