zestful

For me, it was the literary equivalent of a smallpox vaccination: I have never, so far as I know, used the word zestful in a novel or a story.

on writing by stephen king

Worst of all or so it seemed to me at the time, Leinster had fallen in love with the word zestful.

on writing by stephen king

He didn't direct "It's a Wonderful Life," but he lived one, a life of zestful achievement and exuberant friendship that seldom took him far from New York, the city he used, in all its gritty glory, as his back lot for such films as "Dog Day Afternoon," "Serpico" and "Prince of the City."

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Just seeing this phenomenon happen on TV or reading about it in a magazine sparks a zestful appreciation of the mysteries of nature.

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A good thing, too, because Will's range seems narrower, notwithstanding Mr. Franco's efforts, and most of the other human characters are stick figures clothed in zestful clichés.

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But not quite as zestful as some of the other Torchwood writing.

Whoniversaries 14 July

Perhaps most tellingly, Roffey admits that, despite all the workshops and zestful attempts at sexual self-improvement, she actually likes her "flawed and crooked self" and in some ways makes a writerly choice to remain "blind" because "I wanted to turn the darkness in me into prose".

With the Kisses of His Mouth by Monique Roffey – review

Home to the world's largest collection of folk art, the more than 135,000 artifacts are elegant, playful, poignant, human-scale and zestful.

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Wesley Stace who makes music under the name John Wesley Harding started his intelligent, exuberant "Charles Jessold, Considered as a Murderer" in 1910, then brought the music-centered story forward several decades; with its zestful mix of scholarship, suspense, wit, inventive storytelling and lively period detail, Mr. Stace's creation was a marvel.

And Then There Were Ten

Molly Picon, "the girl who gets older every year and younger every day," remained zestful until Alzheimer's disease gripped her final few years.

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