Her ebullient personality matches that of a perpetual overachiever.
Always ebullient in person, Conant the artist showed hints of torment.
Mr. Mac is a downtown performer who often appears in drag, as he will earlier this fall reprising his bright, audacious turn as the title character in Lear deBessonet's ebullient production of "Good Person of Szechwan" at the Public Theater.
Mr. Spitzer rarely shrinks from a camera, and those who saw him that night say he was ebullient, talking politics with one person after another.
In person, Moss is ebullient, flip, much more so than she is on screen, where she excels at quiet, tightly wound characters who suppress their feelings to get on with the job: earnest, driven Peggy, the timid secretary turned ace copywriter in Mad Men.
In person, Peters is ebullient, smart, articulate and funny.
As a person, di Stefano was as ebullient as he was in the open house.
Nearly every single person he meets gets an ebullient high-five, though the cause for each celebration is not always clear.
At the polo match, Mrs. Salahi was very much the person of "Real Housewives": talkative, ebullient, outgoing to the point of enthusiastically hugging people she had only just met.
A desirable person would be drawn to Fuller's "ebullient sense of power," as Emerson described her charisma.
