Sentences with phrase «by exuberance»

In the 1970s his ironic exploration of the suburban dream, as expressed in the primness of the English home, it's immaculate lawns and borders, trophy window boxes and characteristic house gables, was followed by the exuberance of his gymnasts and swimmers in bronze (notably in his Ocean Gate series).

Claude was an inspiration to us all and he will be deeply missed... Known for his kind words and innumerable acts of generosity, his quiet demeanor was matched only by his exuberance and expert eye.

It's a very unusual book and I thought the writing was excellent, but I think my opinion of it was tainted, strangely enough, by the exuberance of its design: it was printed with purple ink on colored paper and bound in a narrow format.

I am truly inspired by their exuberance and their joy.

So far, we've been delighted by the «Shib Sibs» (Maia and Alex Shibutani), inspired by the determination (and sportsmanship) of Adam Rippon, and carried away by the exuberance and tremendous skill of Mirai Nagasu.

When we returned, I was so charmed by the exuberance of all the uncontrolled growth that I just let it continue to go wild!

Not exact matches

«This is a consequence of irrational exuberance and the fact that some brokers so far are not allowing short trades in the future,» Hansen said by email.

«As Robert Shiller's new 2009 preface to his prescient classic on behavioral economics and market volatility asserts, the irrational exuberance of the stock and housing markets «has been ended by an economic crisis of a magnitude not seen since the Great Depression of the 1930s.

By one closely watched measure of valuation, Alan Greenspan's irrational exuberance warning should be keeping investors near the sell button.

«Our «rational exuberance» rests on a combination of above - trend US and global economic growth, low albeit slowly rising interest rates, and profit growth aided by corporate tax reform likely to be adopted by early next year,» Kostin said in a report for clients.

«In addition to the misconception that this rally has been driven by easy money, irrational exuberance or the impact of Trump administration politics, we believe that there is a significant misconception about the role of FAANGs in boosting returns,» Goldman's Sharmin Mossavar - Rahmani and Brett Nelson wrote in their 2018 annual outlook that's sent to the firm's multimillioniare clients.

Now, however, investor exuberance is being supported by proposed fiscal policy such as lower corporate taxes, deregulation and historically large budget cuts to help finance the rebuilding of the nation's infrastructure and military.

They're marked by the narratives that circulate about them, says Robert Shiller, the Yale professor and Nobel laureate whose book «Irrational Exuberance» is in its third edition.

But since we have seen markets sometimes overwhelmed by irrational exuberance or pessimism, we believe that an individual CEO can be unfairly blamed or credited for what is in fact a broad shift in valuation of many similar companies.

If that is the case, then irrational exuberance is always going to be followed by irrational depression.

Ma Huateng, or «Pony Ma» as the CEO and Chairman of Chinese internet giant Tencent is popularly known, is enthusiastic about blockchain technology, and several projects undertaken by his company reflect this exuberance.

If history is anything to go by, after the conference exuberance will fade away.

To attend rallies by the other side is to see the mirror opposite of youth and exuberance.

Quietly, subtly, between regular exuberances, we counter secular liturgies by whispering to the children that Santa is really St. Nicholas, who prays all the time for children everywhere, and that Jesus is the one for whom we are waiting.

Reuters: Tweeting Turkish pianist Fazil Say denies religious insult charge Turkish concert pianist Fazil Say's exuberance has won him fans around the world, but it has also helped land him in court as a cause célèbre for those alarmed by Turkey's creeping Islamic conservatism.

We are challenged today at this point by the cultural and doctrinal exuberance of indigenous third - world expressions of Christianity, not to mention unprecedented contact with other world religious traditions on their own terms.

I suggest you read «Biological Exuberance» by Bruce Bahgemihl which compiles decades of studies and observations.

Sage counsel, that, not least because of Richard's tendency, born of his native exuberance, to make a good story even better by whatever means of embroidery were available, including numbers.

He is over enthusiastic and thus become overzeleous and consequently displayed the characteristic of youthful exuberance in front of goal as he wants to score spectacular goals by hitting the roof of the net.

I take offense only at the generalization that the «youthful exuberance» of Section 34 was «fueled by weed and brew.»

Youthful exuberance combined impressively with the more wily members of the starting line - up, epitomised by the fine raking pass by Mitchell that was met by Rooney and clipped just over.

The first weeks of September over the years have been characterised by an abundance of goals; before early season exuberance on flat, grassy pitches in late summer sunshine gives way to a cold, muddy mid-winter's slog with floodlights switched on before half - time.

This period of «synaptic exuberance» can last until age 8, but it's also accompanied by the constant pruning of unused synapses.

His naivety and exuberance is eventually squashed by the establishment, leading to Treball's literal and metaphorical demise.

He's delighted by the result, but isn't going to let the exuberance of the moment shake his resolve.

The transport manager exercised a discretion characterized by reflex and over exuberance.

Certainly this would explain the fact that the market cycle is characterized by irrational exuberance at its peaks and irrational pessimism at its troughs.

Let some of that exuberance and enthusiasm shine through (pardon the pun) by bringing more candles into your life.

Surrounded by others with exuberance and passion for the industry, I remarked how everyone there seemed so enthusiastic and had so much energy.

Surrounded by a colorful floral exuberance, a bird of exotic beauty guards the treasures within this delightful jewelry box from Peru.

«Little Accidents» begins by following miner Amos Jenkins (Boyd Holbrook) as he rides the mine railway into another day on the job, all good old boy exuberance.

On the surface is a film that shimmers in sunshine and fun; the photography draws the spectator into the beauty and holiday tranquillity of Pantelleria, and the energy and quality of the performances, particularly Ralph Fiennes» hurricane of exuberance, provide a crowd to gather around the pool with and to be entertained by; a crowd who can seduce and disgust with equal measure.

Punctuated by moments of youthful exuberance and mature ruminations, this coming of age drama, set amongst summery hues, is an extraordinarily moving snapshot of being a child in an adult world, anchored by flawless performances by its two young stars.

The hotel is run by Sonny played by the hilarious Dev Patel whose exuberance is boundless, and whose wedding to the gorgeous Sunaina, Tina Desai, is imminent.

Yet somehow the heartbreaking plot unfolded by the novel — considered by the New York Times to be «one of the best books of 1979» — captures the exuberance of teen parties but falls short in delivering the intensity of the couple's passion, downplaying the sexuality to keep the PG - 13 rating.

That's when the movie's exuberance really takes hold: Thor finds himself captured by the booze - guzzling bounty hunter Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson, wonderfully rambunctious), a wayward Asgardian warrior who drags the god into the captivity of the planet's ruler, a flamboyant, psychedelic tyrant named Grandmaster who's basically Jeff Goldblum playing himself.

Vernon's culinary exuberance and Alfie's lush, colorful, quasi-wild garden (played by that of London - based garden designer Peter Beardsley) embolden Bella and chip away at her penchant for orderliness.

For those who wish to see the young actor tackling both small and lead roles with the youthful exuberance and undeniable charm that assured he would be a household name by the early 1940s, it's definitely worth your time to pick up 1936's Speed and 1935's The Murder Man.

If lizard - lidded Phoenix can fool folks into believing he has leading - man moxie by portraying a man known for a lot of things but not a lot of natural exuberance («Something weird about that boy,» someone says in the picture — and they could be referring to either the ventriloquist or the dummy), then more power to him.

Mouths hang agape amid the nightmarish ceremony, which unfolds with faux exuberance and demonic bureaucracy, and is overseen by gussied - up grotesque Effie Trinket (Elizabeth Banks), an embodiment of the superficial puppet - mastery of the all - powerful Capitol.

The action sequences are plentiful and characterized by a certain gee - whiz exuberance.

Her exuberance might be amplified by the fact that she's only just been let loose from a rehearsal room after nine hours» work on a new play, but Debicki says she's always had «an ingrained intensity, a little bit of madness», and she puts this down to her ancestry: Polish on her father's side, Irish on her mother's.

His is a brimming exuberance that's reined in by a sober conscientiousness.

A series of faux previews — directed by the likes of Edgar Wright, Eli Roth, and Rob Zombie, and featuring gloriously Z - grade titles like Werewolf Women of the S.S. — arrives with headlong exuberance between the two features.

The leader of the pack is real estate agent Boyd, played with wicked exuberance by a smirking Christian Slater.