Sentence examples for buoyant reason from inspiring English sources

A study of Richard Avedon's characteristically unflattering portrait of WH Auden in the New York snow is not so much a retelling of that brief encounter: it is a treatise on Avedon's craft, a contextualisation concerning the tracks Avedon is following (the closely cropped portraits of Julia Margaret Cameron), a glimpse into Dyer's buoyant reason.

Despite the fall in the growth rate to around 7%, employment has remained buoyant: the reason is that the service sector absorbs relatively more people than manufacturing, since it is more labour-intensive, together with the fact that the working-age population is declining annually by 3 million.

The fish buoyancy problem asks students to reason about buoyant force on fish using Archimedes' principle: The buoyant force is equal to the weight of the displaced water.

But, for the moment at least, a buoyant economy provides a reason for conservative America to forgive Mr Bush all those spending increases.None of this adds up to an automatic revival in Mr Bush's fortunes.

The mood in the camp had been buoyant and for good reason: Chapecoense had seen off strong opponents in the previous rounds and had been playing with such grit that even a two-leg meeting with a strong Atlético Nacional side held little fear.

He had reason to feel buoyant about the bid for the 61 percent of BSkyB that News Corporation does not own.

Voss had reason to be buoyant after leading his charges to a confident NAB Cup win against a then highly-fancied Carlton.

All are sounding buoyant, and perhaps with every reason to be so.

The BBC's Puneet Pal Singh takes a look at the reasons behind the buoyant investor morale using a plate of the popular Japanese dish, sushi.

Last month, S&P lowered its default forecast and pointed to low interest rates from the Federal Reserve, a growing economy and buoyant corporate credit markets as reasons to take a more optimistic view.

Sinn Féin's vote may be slightly down in percentage terms, but they have reason to feel extremely buoyant given they are now set to have a four-strong European parliamentary group.