boisterousness

1 Customers knew to expect disorder and boisterousness, at least if they were granted the privilege of being allowed to become regulars.

2 From the sounds of the fans on the sidewalks, the path from irrelevance to boisterousness is swift.

3 “They’ve done a sound job of finding that inflection point and not letting that boisterousness cross over into rioting.”

4 The chorus was taken up by many voices, and its last line was rapped out with hearty boisterousness— "Out and make way for the bould Fenian Men."

5 Which, for her, opened a door on an outlandish world of boisterousness.

6 Fitful noise and violence, as of a storm; violent winds; boisterousness.

7 These were mainly boys who seemed uncomfortable with the boisterousness of football, drawn instead to American Football's stat-nerd appeal and arcane technology.

8 Boseman's voice work on "What If...?" represents his final performance and knowing that hangs a mournful weight upon it despite the boisterousness sparkle in the actor's voice.

9 The stereotype runs toward boisterousness, worn as a point of pride.

10 But Weiner, whose media-hogging boisterousness had inspired some spleen even among his Democratic colleagues from New York, may find hostility has replaced ambivalence now that he’s made his confession.

11 As the 12-round fight wore on and Pacquiao’s American opponent appeared to be gaining the upper hand, there was a palpable dip in the crowd’s boisterousness — but not its confidence.

12 But Weiner, whose media-hogging boisterousness had inspired some spleen even among his Democratic colleagues from New York, may find hostility has replaced ambivalence now that he's made his confession.

13 The underlying premise of fan boisterousness is that sticks and stones will break an athlete’s bones, but words will never hurt.

14 The Russian inflections in the choreography – the fusion of melancholy and boisterousness – are bred in the bones of this cast.

15 That tension between intimacy and boisterousness motivates a lot of the movie "We Are Your Friends," which stars Zac Efron as an aspiring musician with a laptop and a dream.

16 There is, in fact, plenty of boisterousness in “Girls,” both splendid and shocking.

17 Hebraic, tragic, melancholy, the boisterousness of the Russian, the swift modulation from mad caprice to Slavic despair—Elman is a magician of many moods.

18 The war siphons off the estate’s male work force in the 1940s; later that decade, the Colonel dies and “the after-dinner boisterousness” is silenced.

19 Taken together, it’s unclear who Mr. Rich wants to rib harder: core country fans who can’t stomach his boisterousness, or his rowdy friends, who probably groan when he gets to balladeering.

20 He's an entirely English prince, and if there are points in the action where his ardour feels mild, he's a necessary balance to the manic boisterousness of the two Ugly Sisters.

1 猛烈

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2 狂烈

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3 喧闹

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