Sentence examples similar to ebullient efforts from inspiring English sources

The photographer's firefly timelapse is an ebullient effort shot at Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri and around his home in Grand Ledge, Michigan, using a variety of cameras (as well as a pontoon boat to nail some lakeside shots).

BRUSSELS — One of the real victors in this month's elections for the European Parliament is a 64-year-old former radical, an ebullient Franco-German who has turned his efforts to transform society from revolution to ecology.

It's important to stress that back then — in the ebullient, expansive climate of 2006 — extreme jobs had an upside: superhuman efforts were routinely rewarded with supersize bonuses.

"Returning to Reims" ends with home movies and photographs of an ebullient Willi Hoss in the Amazon, where he was involved in efforts to pipe drinking water into tribal communities.

They got their reward when Valencia teenager Iban tucked his shot away after Nsue's effort had been saved, sending the home fans into ebullient celebrations and dumping Gabon out of the competition.

After depicting woman-suffrage pioneer Emmeline Pankhurst in Suffragette (2015), Streep delivered an ebullient and sympathetic performance in the title role of Florence Foster Jenkins (2016), about the tragicomic but ultimately inspiring efforts of a syphilitic society matron to establish an opera career.

Ebullient illustrations.

Rovira was more ebullient.

Their mood was ebullient.

But, mostly, they are ebullient.

Opponents sounded ebullient.