Exuberantly

For the riotous finale, however, stage and film versions are reunited as the entire cast - and the entire audience - exuberantly join in the Monkees’ classic I’m A Believer to send everyone home with a smile on their face.

September’s featured title, The Swedish Art of Aging Exuberantly by Margareta Magusson, is a wise, funny, and eminently practical reminder that, no matter your age, there are always fresh discoveries ahead.

Simultaneously rowdy and slick, “Buffaloed” is exuberantly paced and entirely dependent on Deutch’s moxie and pell-mell performance.

And as one would imagine, any semblance of genuine concern over protecting Americans’ Second Amendment rights was exuberantly quashed in favor of the unanimously agreed upon “need” for “commonsense” gun control.

The financial markets are developing exuberantly and there is no incentive to reduce debts - which can cause a bubble and jeopardize financial stability if the sentiment changes.

The USWNT’s players received plenty of flack for exuberantly celebrating during their 13-0 thrashing of Thailand, and Morgan’s tea-drinking mime has further divided opinion.

Su,a first-year music student and a pianist, will perform Mendelssohn’s Piano Concerto No 1. in G minor, Op. 25. She said she finds the fast-paced tune particularly fun because she feels a cathartic release as her fingers exuberantly dash from key to key.

Why not exuberantly theatrical?