| It was doled out in a liqueur-glass, and we toasted one another with effusiveness. |
| We were received with the effusiveness usually secured only by having previously overtipped on a Proustian scale. |
| The important place accorded the movement of water and its mutations corresponds to the metaphor of the effusiveness of spring that is so present on the screen. |
| An essence full of energy and vitality, effusiveness and confidence, its action is tempered and mitigated by its sweetness. |
| The Dictator was not an effusive man, and effusiveness did not flourish in his presence. |
| She wondered at the rapidity with which his shyness was passing into effusiveness. |
