In fact, Pacino's buoyant self-mockery goes a long way towards redeeming the actor, who's on genial and winning form.
His stirring, emotional play in leading Serbia to the Davis Cup infused him with a buoyant self-confidence that he carried into 2011.
Russell's crisis of spirit, as it unfolds over the three books, feels like a natural and uncontrived consequence of a lifetime characterized by buoyant self-satisfaction.
We're describing mainly British and American young people from certain socioeconomic backgrounds who have good jobs and ever buoyant self-esteems.
Civil rights, however, helped create space for many more Zora Neale Hurstons — black writers, actors and artists who rose above prejudice, like she did, with buoyant self-assurance and lines like: "How can any deny themselves the pleasure of my company!
In order to address this need, we are developing a novel vaccine platform employing buoyant, self-adjuvanting gas vesicle nanoparticles (GVNPs) from the halophilic archaeon Halobacterium sp. NRC-1, bioengineered to display highly conserved Salmonella enterica antigens.
In order to address this need, buoyant, self-adjuvating gas vesicle nanoparticles (GVNPs) from the halophilic archaeon Halobacterium sp. NRC-1 were bioengineered to display the highly conserved Salmonella enterica antigen SopB, a secreted inosine phosphate effector protein injected by pathogenic bacteria during infection into the host cell.
The studio's slogan—"The Best of the Best Movies!"—perfectly reflects his buoyant self-assurance.
Marr, man of purposeful optimism, and buoyant with self-belief, decided he was "going to be fine, very soon".
For all the occasional amateurishness and in-fighting, though, extreme republicanism has not been this buoyant and self-confident for a decade.
