Sentence examples for friendly buoyant from inspiring English sources
Thirty-year-old Donovan, a friendly, buoyant east Londoner who is one rung below his partner in terms of clinical qualifications, says he earns £20,000 a year basic, which rises to about £28,000 with the inner-London allowance, rest-break compensation (they will typically work through their breaks) and overtime, lots of overtime.
She is friendly, accommodating, buoyant, coached by her husband, Gary Lough, fluent in German and French, a resident of Monaco.
Indonesia as a whole, and Bali in particular, has become increasingly popular with foreign investors, drawn by the country's friendly climate and buoyant economy.
Ms. McKinney, with her lilting accent and friendly manner, her buoyant laugh and ready tears, seems almost too good an interlocutor for this filmmaker.
There's a buoyant, friendly atmosphere, even if a few of the people I've spoken to are disappointed that more local reporters aren't here.
Service is buoyant and friendly, but (depending on whether you're in a hurry) either very slow or pleasantly relaxed.
And the government has made no fundamental structural changes to create a buoyant, entrepreneurially friendly economy.
Buoyant and unpretentious, Shazam! aims low and mostly succeeds, a kid-friendly caper powered with enough energy to keep its target audience engaged with a fun central conceit that plays like a cross between Big and Superman.
But consulting is buoyant.
Beautiful, sensitive, buoyant man.
