chirpinesses造句

• She carries off her role with her inevitable chirpiness, and looks very good too.
• Erasure, Vince Clarke s outfit post-Depeche Mode, were kings of such chirpiness.
• He was never very aggressive, but he never had the same chirpiness and spring of life.
• It has a little bit of a tone of defiance and bravery and a chirpiness . . ..
• Rachel is the ultimate practitioner of such willful innocence, and much of the play's double-edged comedy comes from watching her chirpiness backfire.
• Even minus the shadow of childhood superstition, the average person is suspicious of such postsurgical chirpiness, having been known to look and feel worse after a simple blood test.
• Confronted by breaking news of its vulnerability, only two alternative responses seem available : irrepressible up-and-at-' em chirpiness or apocalyptic hysteria, Pollyanna or Chicken Little.
• Nanci Griffith, whose group reconstitutes the sound of the Band, sang about journeys, lost love and a halcyon past; the chirpiness is weathering out of her voice, though she still has a taste for saccharine messages.
• These were down-to-earth, accessible clothes that sounded just the right note of chirpiness : butter-soft leather pants cropped below the knee and banded like the cuffs of a baseball jacket and gossamer silk dresses in graphic prints.
• At the start of " Conduct, " he's trying to complete a conquest _ and Tavernier gives this scene the busy chirpiness of a screwball comedy sequence until Aurenche's companion gazes out the window as Paris is being bombed.