Sentence examples for are so ebullient from inspiring English sources

The other day I noticed the work of Emmanuel Coupe Kalomiris, a landscape photographer known for bird's eye snapshots of Iceland that are so ebullient that they don't even look real (see above and below).

Where Murray exuded a dour aspect, Carter was so ebullient that he was known as "Kid".

Jule was so ebullient, he couldn't put a sentence together.

Of course I would not have felt this way had the performances not been so ebullient and joyful.

She is so ebullient and brash she makes Tony Danza, whose talk show was canceled, seem like Edward Everett Horton.

For a guy facing a tidal wave, the president was so ebullient, you had to wonder if he knew something we didn't.

As a director, Welles is so ebullient that we go along with the way he wants us to feel; we're happy to let him "put it over on us".

President Nixon was so ebullient that he departed from his usual practice of providing his senior advisers with a cheaper wine than he served himself and actually shared his Lafite Rothschild.

Mr. Chen even chose to dispute an account by American senior officials that he was so ebullient in talking to Mrs. Clinton on the phone during his ride to the hospital that he had said in his broken English: "I want to kiss you".

She was so ebullient, in fact, that in August she became a licensed Cricket dealer.

That Byblos can turn out so many dishes--albeit with many repeated ingredients--of such obvious freshness, tenderness, juiciness, and color is testament to a decades period of perfecting everything while pleasing guests who may come for a few favorite dishes, then go on to find there are so many more at this ebullient and highly familial venture where too much seems just about right.