Sentence examples for as buoyant from inspiring English sources

The phrase "as buoyant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the buoyancy of one object or situation to another, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The economy is recovering, and consumer confidence is as buoyant as it was before the recession."
Alternatives: "as lively" or "as cheerful".

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As buoyant as Frances or as buoyant as Greta?

"Sales of the 3DS in Europe have not been as buoyant as those in Japan".

The Arthur Ransome of popular imagination is as buoyant as one of his lake-lashed dinghies.

Newcastle's players have proved about as buoyant as their shirt sponsor, Northern Rock.

He floated through the day as buoyant as a fresh helium balloon.

I wanted the movie to be as buoyant as she is".

That evening, something incredibly pacific happened, like the sea going calm and deep blue -- and as buoyant as a swim.

But Peca was there with his teammates as time ran out, though he was not as buoyant as they were.

On this reading, the labour market is not nearly as buoyant as the weekly jobless claims would suggest.

Norwegian producer Todd Terje makes dance music that's as bright as a cartoon and as buoyant as a balloon.

"The market is not as buoyant as one could possibly expect," said Sergio Marchionne, the chief executive of Chrysler and its parent company, the Italian automaker Fiat.

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