Sentence examples for ebullient in from inspiring English sources

Protesters were ebullient in the warm early afternoon sun.

Always ebullient in person, Conant the artist showed hints of torment.

Ebullient in motherhood, she sent a baby photograph to J. D. Salinger, a friend of long standing.

Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo was "ebullient in his praise" for Representative Kirsten E. Gillibrand, Gov. David A. Paterson said on Friday.

"The Rake's Progress" from 2003 is particularly welcome, with Dawn Upshaw, Paul Groves, Samuel Ramey and Stephanie Blythe about as good as one could hope and Mr. Levine ebullient in the pit.

A Project Is Stopped Still, Mr. Perry was ebullient in mid-December when Texas accepted a proposal from a consortium led by the Spanish firm Cintra to start work on the project.

Now all those weary evenings on the rubber chicken circuit and long hours in the Home Office have paid off, leaving our new prime minister in ebullient mood in Birmingham.

On porches, in living rooms, and in stores, ebullient women in bouffant hair and drawling, cautious men with neatly trimmed beards and mustaches explain how much they liked and admired Bernie.

I stole that line from "Wonderful Town," the musical that genially mocks the plight of the world's also-rans in three ebullient minutes in the song "What a Waste".

He often did so in ebullient style, partaking in vodka-drenched toasts in Turkmenistan, tribal dancing in Kenya and fishing expeditions with Arab princes.

He was brilliant in the Commons, an ebullient campaigner in the country, and his piano-thumping performances in byelection singsongs were – like him – loud, lively, and uplifting.