Sentence examples for feeling buoyant from inspiring English sources

She has just overseen the first "stagger-through" of Once a Catholic and is feeling buoyant.

Moore was feeling "buoyant" about some new poll results that showed Toomey gaining on Specter.

The next morning, feeling buoyant, Chu joined an online "Jeopardy!" community called JBoard and wrote his first message: "Hey all!

So I wanted people to leave the theater somehow feeling buoyant even after thinking about these ideas for a while.

Burke was feeling buoyant that night she'd just got back from chaperoning Bob's sometime girlfriend Cindy Breakspeare as she won the Miss World contest in London.

The fact that the bomb, fixed under his car by the South African security service, had not killed him left him feeling buoyant rather than angry.

It makes you feel buoyant and effervescent.

The pessimism is all the more notable because after years of wariness, consumers are feeling more buoyant.

One day last week I woke up feeling particularly buoyant and not at all insecure or defensive about the fact that the only kind of footwear that excites me these days is slippers.

But even if Ahmadinejad was feeling less buoyant than usual — his accustomed mode in New York is to outrage his hosts and then step back and enjoy the reaction — he was up to taking questions from Piers Morgan, Christiane Amanpour, Ann Curry, and the rest of us.

Scotland is the main reason that Labour is not feeling more buoyant.