And many cards — like this year — will feature less ebullient messages.
The message is powerful, the pew-dancing ebullient, and when the pastor wants to emphasize a particular point, he'll call out to the organist, James Brown-style, for a B flat.
Iran must now, declared its ebullient president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, be ranked a superpower.A text message that flashed onto Iranian mobile phones soon after the space shot suggested a different narrative.
That was one reason why America's Billy Graham and other top evangelicals went to Lausanne in 1974 to set up a new body that would focus more on winning the 2.7 billion people who, by its calculation, had yet to hear the Christian message.The so-called Lausanne movement remains ebullient.
Yet while his messages are serious, he's also one of reggae's most ebullient singers, and as he gets older, he hasn't slowed down.
8871cd22-65f2-46f3-99a1-a9f42e6d446a On Friday, May 21, the day after five paintings worth roughly $125 million, including works by Braque, Matisse, Modigliani and Picasso, were discovered stolen from the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris, an ebullient scandalmonger known as Turbo Paul, who runs two art-theft blogs, sent me an e-mail message: "I love the smell of napalm in the morning".
The literary critic Edward Baugh called Reckord "an ebullient, iconoclastic prophet, willing to be reckless in his craft in order to deliver some urgent, unequivocal social message, dictated by his muse of common sense and reason".
The ebullient former headteacher was so feted by Tony Blair's government that in 2001, Estelle Morris, then education secretary, recorded a congratulatory message for the party to mark her damehood.
