"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".
(The mobile version of Plus, which has used cards for a few months, by contrast, feels ebullient and rich, like it was inspired by beautiful magazines, if magazines were also living, breathing entities).
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.
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.
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.
Of course I would not have felt this way had the performances not been so ebullient and joyful.
The mood of the Bush campaign was ebullient after Wednesday's debate in which aides felt that Mr. Bush had survived prolonged questioning about foreign policy, his biggest weakness.
The ebullient introduction was so intricate and forward-thinking that every other Opening Ceremony felt like it was leading up to this.
