Sentence examples for buoyant that from inspiring English sources

The sector is so buoyant that it has helped to change the national character, he suggests.

This thread is so buoyant that it floats in both air and water.

Its polka - an embarrassment for some conductors - was so toe- tappingly buoyant that you wanted to dance.

Burke was feeling buoyant that night she'd just got back from chaperoning Bob's sometime girlfriend Cindy Breakspeare as she won the Miss World contest in London.

In the rest of the world urban development empties the countryside, whereas in Africa population growth is so buoyant that even in rural areas it is rising".

These employees are also encouraged to enjoy their jobs; they work in an atmosphere so buoyant that the Haggler was not surprised to find a karaoke machine in a room filled with a few hundred mortgage bankers.

United were buoyant at that stage but Berahino's breakaway goal turned the game on its head again.

Jim Mallinder's side are buoyant after that dramatic victory over Leicester and securing an overdue trophy in Cardiff against Bath – while Saracens have spent the week licking the wounds inflicted by the hiding given to them by Toulon.

What matters is the buoyant energy that drives "Todo Mundo," and that's in abundance throughout.

Archimedes' principle indicates that the upward buoyant force that is exerted on a body immersed in a fluid, whether fully or partially submerged, is equal to the weight of the fluid that the body displaces.

That is at least sketchily established in a messy but buoyant biopic that celebrates its subject without quite capturing the essence of his brilliance and strangeness.