Sentence examples for ebullient for from inspiring English sources

Without sacrificing his story's comic style, one that's atypically ebullient for an author who is more often coolly calculating, he begins making sure that everyone will get whatever he or she deserves.

André's kaleidoscopic first single, "Hey Ya!," is sui generis, a daffy, joyful mix of macho posturing, sweet pop, and novelty dance music ("Shake it like a Polaroid picture!" may be a conceptual instruction, but it's no less ebullient for it).

But when HuffPost Sports caught up with him shortly after the Bills and Cowboys staged stirring comebacks in Week 3, the 81-year-old was downright ebullient for his friends in Buffalo and for the franchise in Detroit that gave him his first job as a coach.

Despite describing the experience as a "complete contrast in every way to working for Tate", Ms Barlow has produced a set of ebullient sculptures for rural Somerset that are similar to "Dock", but gentler, playfully creeping around beams, squeezing through doorways and stretching up to the rafters.

He scowls at those who define their age as specially pregnant with ebullient hope for mankind.

Krenek's gifts as a theater composer come out in his brash and ebullient score for "Schwergewicht".

Kimmy continues that trend of ebullient roles for Kemper, though with a sturdiness that those other characters didn't quite possess.

"We thought going in that the Golden Dollar was a tough sell," said Mr. Diehl, an ebullient impresario for his new star, Sacagawea.

The bride-to-be, an ebullient producer for VH1, arrived with a new Britt Ekland hairdo, Ann-Margret mules, Lina Wertmuller sunglasses, Zsa Zsa Gabor shopping bags, and a giant Lolita lollipop that matched her tight red gingham skirt.

He also wrote all the ebullient songs for this panoramic portrait of a New York neighborhood — Washington Heights — filled with Spanish-speaking dreamers of American dreams, nervously eyeing their futures from a city block on the cusp of change.

The whole spirit was one of ebullient contempt for the pretensions of power; an action that, despite some scuffles and arrests, resulted in no serious injuries, or even any serious property damage.