Sentence examples for bright ebullient from inspiring English sources

The Steve Kuhn Trio, which wraps up a four-night run tonight at Birdland, makes music rich with harmonic possibility and bright, ebullient swing.

The then Belgium-based artist wove bright, ebullient color through his landscapes.

The show's music, bright and ebullient, is also authentic and also a reaction to the end of the war.

Any doubts about whether Stravinsky wanted the piece to sound as bright and ebullient as the score itself suggests are dispelled by a fascinating tape of him rehearsing the CBC Symphony Orchestra in the work.

George Ferguson – architect, entrepreneur, wearer of bright red trousers – was on ebullient form.

What's the deal?' Marge must have been in her early thirties, an ebullient woman with bright red wavy hair.

It makes sense: the "Exsultate, Jubilate," written in 1773, when Mozart was 17, offers a teenager's conception of heaven through the lens of an ebullient text and bright, vibrant hues.

In person, Peters is ebullient, smart, articulate and funny.

Once they are introduced, the elements simply provide the differently calibrated spirits within a set of bright, energetic dance movements in an ebullient French style.

Wrapped in the bright glare of a spotlight, an ebullient 71-year-old grandfather was standing in front of a crowd of 900 people and acting like a baby.

There is more than a touch of The Wizard of Oz in a show that has a magpie eye for bright and shiny cultural references, an ebullient sense of fun and a broken heart as it surveys the wreckage from the fall out in a recession-hit city at the very centre of the sub-prime mortgage crisis.