Sentence examples for effervescent nature from inspiring English sources
But it might be time for Mr. Arrington and those who agree with him to embrace the effervescent nature of Silicon Valley, a place that Paul Saffo, a technology consultant who saw the rise of the P.C., is inclined to describe as a "cappuccino economy".
Like Muhammad Ali before him, Bolt's effervescent nature and pre-race antics have become just as much a part of him as the sprinting itself.
A turning point occurred when several Champagne wine makers abandoned efforts to produce red wine in favor of focusing on harnessing the effervescent nature of sparkling Champagne.
Seminal poet and artist John Giorno became known for the effervescent, physical nature of his work in the early 1960s, shortly after meeting Andy Warhol (that's Giorno dozing in Warhol's 1963 film, Sleep).
We will miss her loving nature, effervescent and outgoing personality, generosity, and unique spirituality.
Scheetz, 27, is a talker -- a naturally outgoing, effervescent sort.
Mr. Mortimer cheerfully proclaimed himself a "Champagne socialist," but the Rapstone books take a darker, less effervescent view of politics and of human nature in general.
On the other hand, by providing proper pH values via addition of an efficacious effervescent agent, the extraction medium could acquire a dual hydrophilicity/hydrophobicity nature, leading to a simple and efficient proceeding of the foresaid microextraction, followed by a quick and no labor intensive collection of the organic solvent (upper phase) in a special home-made extraction cell.
Iron Age society was, in Cunliffe's view, "effervescent ... essentially unstable, and prone to conflict", and he uses the possible military nature of hill forts to support this view.
Effervescent is the word.
