| Two young girls were dancing vivaciously twirling spectacular scarves of sapphire and pink. |
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| Piercing blue eyes glare from under thick, black lashes while naturally rosy cheeks appear vivaciously stark against elegant, pale ivory skin. |
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| It makes people shiver, but the painter indulges in beige-greys, which, in rich orchestration, he applies thickly and vivaciously to the canvas. |
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| Lebanese people usually sit close together and interact vivaciously. |
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| Like its blood the AUGUST FÖRSTER vision and its concept today flows vivaciously through the veins of our company in its fifth generation. |
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| Occasionaly visiting Paris, he settles his easel and vivaciously paints the city. |
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| The automized processes of awareness are not familiar with the vitality of genuine gestures, because their feelings and dreams are operating instead of vivaciously communicating. |
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| Still, when Jacques is dealt a wild card by the Louisiana Purchase, late in the second act, and finds himself reënslaved and reduced to the tatters that signal his nonentity, Wright comes vivaciously into his own. |
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| It is a mistake to hold a notebook in your hand while Donoghue speaks, for your desire to capture each sentence that flows from her mouth so vivaciously and perfectly formed may interfere with your enjoyment of the event. |
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| Various collaborators joined the Giussani sisters, to ensure each episode would be vivaciously scripted, while always safeguarding, however, the coherent style of the character. |
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