vivacity造句

1、Her charm resides in her vivacity.

2、Liveliness and vivacity of imagination;brilliance.

3、He was charmed by her beauty and vivacity.

4、Lianzhu is the combination of stylistic vivacity and seriousness.

5、He isn't preaching, at any rate, "said Daisy with vivacity."

6、She said to a girl almost at Tom's elbow--with sham vivacity, "Why, Mary Austin!"

7、The hand-organs still played "In the Good Old Summertime, " with their December vivacity and expression.

8、At the moment when the Bishop entered, Madame Magloire was talking with considerable vivacity.

9、Feminine dress up, and black sweater with short pants, you cannot use other words but vivacity!

10、They have quick players upfront like Acquafresca and Foggia and their main characteristic is the vivacity.

11、The Irish are known for their charm and vivacity, as well as for the beauty of the Irish girls.

12、He went to this table with a sort of vivacity, took a key from his pocket, and opened the valise.

13、Fine nose with well-integrated oak. Full-bodied on the palate with good vivacity and structured tannins.

14、I had more colour and more flesh, more life, more vivacity, because I had brighter hopes and keener enjoyments.

15、His eyes acquired some vivacity when they rested on his books, and he smiled when he gazed at the Diogenes Laertius, which was a unique copy.

16、This article mainly discusses the basic requirements in the use of history teaching language-give a brief discussion to language vivacity.

17、But, after panting a few times, the woman recovered her vivacity and began to ply him vigorously with exclamations and questions, beaming the while with delighted interest.

18、Her vivacity had returned; she was hoping to teach this know-at-all a lesson with a good solid practical joke.

19、Pearl set forth at a great pace, and as Hester smiled to perceive, did actually catch the sunshine, and stood laughing in the midst of it, all brightened by its splendour, and scintillating with the vivacity excited by rapid motion.

20、She reads widely in an attempt to have herself entirely exposed to new ideas and great wisdom for more vivacity, and to noble personality and fine tastes for an elevated mind.