zestfulness

Increasing zestfulness is highly likely to increase the ability to be habitually happy.

Zestful people simply enjoy things more than people low in zestfulness.

But the zestfulness of the company never slackens.

'Do you remember the zestfulness of Chartreuse Julep, iced and minted?'

Thus, generation by generation, the little settlement maintained itself with varying success, varying zestfulness, and varying loyalty toward the future.

Chris Walker of JazzTimes also noted the album's laid-back pace ("almost too relaxed") and thought it lacked Brown's "trademark zestfulness".

And here on the crest, three hours afterward, he emerged, tired and sweaty, garments torn and face and hands scratched, but with sparkling eyes and an unwonted zestfulness of expression.

Richard Watts Jr. of the New York Post wrote that "it has a surprising if perhaps unintentional charm, its high spirits are contagious, and its young zestfulness makes it difficult to resist."

For those who prefer the lightness of seafood to the zestfulness of meat, Laifood, a Taiwanese restaurant at 38-18 Prince Street, in Flushing, has four choices of hot pot that are written in Chinese.

Not all the clowns are equally funny, but Jeremy Geidt, Pantalone in both "The King Stag" and "The Serpent Woman," finds a zestfulness in his malice (he keeps prodding the prince to believe that his wife is a witch).

The main aim is to provide a safe, stable and supportive atmosphere within which people can client skillfully and also lead "re-emergent lives" where they are not dependent in a therapeutic sense, but instead become more energetic and effective (a state known as "zestfulness" in RC).

Sir Michael, who is soon to retire as director of the National Gallery in London, has made important contributions to Tiepolo research and he writes about the master with an authority equal to the appreciative enthusiasm that gives "Giambattista Tiepolo: His Life and Art" a special zestfulness.