"I don't feel ebullient -- 'Aren't I great for having gotten this.' " Mr. Romney again accused the president of running a "campaign of anger and divisiveness".
Many students said they felt ebullient during the first half of Tuesday night's matchup, when Rutgers ran up an early double-digit lead.
There were others here who felt as ebullient as the old trainer, exactly 25,306 of them in the crowd who joined the track announcer Tom Durkin in his signature call for the first race at the Spa.
As for his lordship, he is ebullient as ever and feels vindicated that he can defend "the values that led me to join the Liberal party in my teens".
She was enthralled with the Nazi movement: "I felt like a child, ebullient and careless, the intoxication of the new regime working like wine in me," she wrote in her memoir.
"It feels great to be here," said Keith Diebold, a petroleum engineer from Missouri, looking ebullient as he and his fellow passengers emerged from the terminal and into the eye of dozens of waiting television cameras.
It's part of the cultural collective memory because it's been around so long: David Tennant feels weird about having his face on cakes (I would make some filthy note about many people gladly eating David Tennant's face here, but I think it not proper or fitting) - Russell T feels strange (but ebullient) about having the innards of his brain splashed onscreen.
He would have felt a certain kinship with the ebullient Mrs Apfel: both pursued their artistic endeavours with a doggedness fuelled by very particular instincts.
But along the way Topkis, an ebullient former stage actress, felt frustrated, as consolidation within the publishing industry drove some of her favorite books off the shelves.
"Even coming through the gate this morning actually felt different," said Mr. Spielberg, who was clearly ebullient about the arrangement.
