Sentence examples for ebullient mood from inspiring English sources
But with people like Mr Riester running the country, they are in ebullient mood.
See articleThe NBER's pronouncement did not dampen the ebullient mood of investors.
"The crowd were in a very ebullient mood despite it being 4am.
In contrast to McLeish, his Berwick counterpart Paul Smith was in ebullient mood.
The supporters who gathered at the Asbury Park convention hall to celebrate with the governor were in ebullient mood.
Discussing other issues during the interview, Trump was in an ebullient mood after several days of campaigning.
On a gentle spring Sunday basted by golden sunshine and blue skies, crowds gathered in ebullient moods, spreading over downtown streets and parks in cities large and small.
"They didn't overpay" if they wanted and needed the commercial time when consumers were in an ebullient, spending mood, said Alan J. Gottesman, who follows advertising and media companies as managing director of West End Communications/Consulting in New York.
Four years after Laguna Beach hit the screen, America was ushering in its first black president and as hopeful and ebullient as the mood was, there were countless anti-Obama protests across the country from those unwilling to live in a nation where the highest office was now held by a black man.
Their mood was ebullient.
