liveliness

The liveliness that she had heard a moment before in his voice was gone.

For most of us, this liveliness went on a good seven or eight years.

Men began to get up, a new liveliness in their manner.

Even by day, a new liveliness is evident on the street.

What is the taboo on life and liveliness inside the family?

I could actually do with a little less liveliness from him."

It's this sort liveliness that is most missed in the film.

She sat up straight, and there was a sudden liveliness in her face.

Their sticks took on a liveliness that had been missing.

They were people "with the best bodies that we saw and the greatest liveliness."

Her magnetism would bring liveliness to every film she worked in.

But in terms of liveliness and interest, the clay sculptures certainly hold their own.

She felt none of that eager liveliness under her fingers now.

For all its lack of liveliness, the ballet has a compelling interest.

Their liveliness continued during times when the backdrop went blank.

"There's a lot more depth and liveliness to the sound," he said.

But they seem a little flat compared with the liveliness of the sculptures.

This finale returns with the liveliness of the first movement.

A sense of expression, liveliness and candor in your subject.

Remembrance of its liveliness by day made it feel all the more empty.

He would enjoy her liveliness and she has talents to value his powers.

She had expected this, once he regained strength and, with it, his liveliness of mind.

With the liveliness knocked out of him, he seemed like a pitiful old man.

The clothes had a sense of liveliness and fun.

But the liveliness of her eyes flawed the effect.