Sentence examples for ebullient expectation from inspiring English sources
Bowie's and Ferry's albums were affectionate celebrations of the pop and R&B of an earlier, more melodically potent era, and delivered as such: Ferry even managed to replace the dogged fatalism of Bob Dylan's "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" with something approaching ebullient expectation.
Successor Thomas Finck wasn't much kinder to shareholders: During his reign Triton stock lost more than half its value as its Cusiana/Cupiagua field in Colombia fell short of the ebullient expectations for it, and the debt-laden company tried, and failed, to sell itself in 1998.
His successor, Thomas Finck, wasn't much kinder to shareholders: During his reign, Triton stock lost more than half its value when its Cusiana/Cupiagua field in Colombia fell short of the ebullient expectations for it, and in 1998 the debt-laden company tried, and failed, to sell itself.
"We've been really tough-minded on costs, and our margins are exceeding everyone's expectations," an ebullient Anne M. Mulcahy, chief executive of Xerox, said in a telephone interview after her conference call with analysts.
Watching Stephens handle the escalating pressure of higher expectations with an ebullient grace has been a delight for fans.
When his elder brother, Arthur, died in 1502, Henry became the heir to the throne; of all the Tudor monarchs, he alone spent his childhood in calm expectation of the crown, which helped give an assurance of majesty and righteousness to his willful, ebullient character.
Rovira was more ebullient.
Their mood was ebullient.
Opponents sounded ebullient.
