Sentence examples for buoyant by from inspiring English sources

The Mancini years have been buoyant by most footballing measures, European ambitions aside.

She was buoyant by nature; she wanted to travel, go to theater, go to museums.

There are flashes of hope throughout, and the narrator is ultimately kept buoyant by love's promise.

Until now Mr Bush's numbers have been kept buoyant by widespread approval of his leadership of the "war on terror".

Brockholes sits on a concrete raft, made buoyant by hollow chambers, held by four steel posts to stop it drifting across the lake.

And yet the mood of the men and women who style themselves as "educational entrepreneurs" is growing more buoyant by the day.

With buoyant music by Stephen Flaherty and a bawdy book and lyrics by Lynn Ahrens, the show mixes the lowdown pratfalls of commedia dell'arte with the rosy sentimentality of classic American musical comedy.

Their music was terse but buoyant, enlivened by tonal frictions.

In motion, he explained, the Old Ones would appear buoyant — "unbound by gravity".

Peter Martins, who staged it, has kept the original choreography — light, buoyant, quick — by August Bournonville (1805-1879).

In motion, he explained, the Old Ones would appear buoyant—"unbound by gravity".