| The main thing, they show, was that it was live — and that its liveness embodied, in itself, the bravery and risk of the mission. |
| Over the past few years, Chrysler, working with several creative agencies, has embraced the liveness of the Super Bowl, as well as its role as a de-facto national holiday. |
| Soap opera is so readily incorporated into everyday life because its formal structures represent the liveness, the nowness, the unwrittenness of oral culture. |
| To the extent that physical warfarings go out of fashion, warfarings of the spirit must take their place. Else deadness and not liveness is the terminus ahead. |
| With so much sound directed initially into the audience, this hall does not sustain running liveness so well as one with vertical parallel walls. |
| Because nothing compares to the liveness of live theatre, to that sense of being in the moment. |
