The moody British producer won over our hearts with some glorious sampling, bubbly steel drums, and enough ebullient bars to make even his critics grin. David Garber.
An ebullient soul, she had enough vocal oomph to send the melody soaring, and for most of its length she had the sense not to bother it with bad decor.
The wine list, by Mr. Canora's business partner, Paul Grieco, is more diverse than Gottino's, and Mr. Grieco's ebullient, evangelistic guidance is reason enough to drop in.
We saw this in the Times interview, as Walter and Shawkat gingerly tried to counter their ebullient male co-stars without pushing hard enough to anger them.
The contrast with Picasso's ebullient, often riotously obscene, old age is clear enough.
Estopa, from Spain, strummed acoustic guitars and sang ebullient pop-flamenco rumbas designed to be catchy enough for Spanish-language MTV.
An ebullient nurse, she recalled giving him a toy vehicle as soon as he was old enough to know what it was.
Of course, despite the goodwill, the stinging Latin percussion and the powerful R&B horn riffs, no one really bought it, but the track Welcome To The Party - thanks to its ebullient brilliance and insane rarity - grew into a huge rare-groove club hit, one big enough to ensure this wonderful album was never forgotten.
By viewing Trump's campaign, and his relationships with his children, through the eyes of relatively reserved Melania, Adichie lets us see his ebullient need for approval and attention from a slightly more sympathetic angle -- but one distant enough to be critical.
The ebullient account of the opening movement, with its note-perfect, timpani-supported trumpet lines and robust choral singing, was enough to convey Mr. Spano's intentions and sweep away any concerns about his choice of Magnificat.
