Sentence examples for ebullient self from inspiring English sources

The longer the jury deliberated, the more he returned to his old ebullient self.

He wasn't his usual ebullient self, having to deal with two problems.

To most onlookers, though, he remained his majestically ebullient self; that was the Lenny I glimpsed in 1984.

Repole, a high-strung sort, was not his usual ebullient self as he escorted his 50-strong entourage into the winner's circle.

Looking at his pale face and sleepless eyes, I yearn to have his old, ebullient self back, the self that wanted to challenge nature itself.

The good news for those who love her work is that she was her characteristically ebullient self and sang with her trademark brilliance and stylistic insight.

Araki, the most famous Japanese photographer, was an ebullient self-caricature.

Both wives died, as did eight of his nine children before reaching adulthood, without appreciable effect on his unsinkably ebullient self-absorption.

"In our country, he would have been Frank Lloyd Wright," the design historian Alan Crawford once overheard a well-meaning American enthusiast exclaim.... Though Mackintosh began his career in an explosion of inventiveness, he ultimately exhausted the ebullient self-confidence that Wright had in boundless reserve.

One, called "Too Famous," would be set in the present and would star Eminem as the kid who is given the chance to indulge every nihilistic fantasy of stardom as if the music were no more than a pretext to get at the real backstage goods -- the opportunity to be a cartoon Caligula in his own little kingdom of cruelty, malicious practice jokes and ebullient self-destruction.

"Ipswich," said David Lacey in this paper, "were their old ebullient selves".