Ainda não temos significados para "more exuberant".
1And the supermarkets' labelling efforts seem more exuberant on products that cost a premium.
2His forgiveness in such cases was more exuberant than his wrath had ever been.
3Being on land he could bring himself to no more exuberant expression of sentiment.
4Blaise became more and more exuberant as he made the wine flow the more generously.
5The more exuberant, however, do we find the productiveness of some of their dramatic writers.
6A collection for an even more exuberant woman was on the catwalk for Spanish brand Desigual.
7In the first few houses, on the outskirts, the early looters had been more exuberant than thorough.
8And their value as a steadying influence among the more exuberant forms of a composition is very great.
9There were many more exuberant shoutings.
10Often, perhaps, the felicity supposed will be the product of a happier, a more exuberant nature than Flaubert's.
11She would look at him at a distance with the same rapture, (O, far more exuberant rapture!)
12By the time Denis returned to the grotto a more exuberant and incoherent tone had been generated among the guests.
13As for the Good Sport, she was larger, blonder, and more exuberant than ever and she was addressing someone as 'Bill'.
14For when many joy together, each also has more exuberant joy for that they are kindled and inflamed one by the other.
15The energy of Cape Town's year of design is therefore going to be more urgent and more exuberant; the stakes are also higher.
16A man's larger than life presence and voice also added a fresh dimension to parenting, enabling children to be more exuberant and passionate.
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