Sentence examples for ebullient glow from inspiring English sources
Though it may be subtle and fleeting, the moment when we're hit with a camera flash or the ebullient glow of copy machine can have a tranquilizing effect.
This weekend New York City Ballet will present a sort of Taylor mini-feast, with performances in Jerome Robbins's glowing, formalistic "Goldberg Variations" tonight; in George Balanchine's ebullient "Who Cares?" tomorrow afternoon; and in Peter Martins's "Eros Piano" tomorrow night.
The voice may have lost a measure of power and suppleness, but Ms. Minnelli's intensity and generosity glow more brightly than ever in this captivating concert performance, culminating in an ebullient tribute to Kay Thompson, Ms. Minnelli's beloved godmother.
Rome would shift back and forth between pensive and glowing, while having to take a brief walk around to enjoy the ebullient crowd and sunshine to remind himself how "cool it really was to be there".
Rovira was more ebullient.
Their mood was ebullient.
But, mostly, they are ebullient.
Opponents sounded ebullient.
Mr. Ritter was ebullient.
