Sentence examples for have ebullient from inspiring English sources

An imperial stout, for example, typically has a creamy mouthfeel composed of smaller bubbles, while Belgian beers like saisons or tripels have ebullient, active carbonation.

Having ebullient screen talent like Calvanda to focus on helps, and Pand'or – responsible for outstanding raps that easily leapfrog the usual pitfalls of movie music – is no slouch either.

Little wonder the generals and admirals have been ebullient about Mr. Putin.

He doesn't have the ebullient enthusiasm that Roosevelt had and Reagan had, but it's a different kind of confidence".

The concert does have an ebullient soloist, however: Yo-Yo Ma, who will be out front in (what else?) Dvorak's Cello Concerto; the rest of the program consists of Berlioz's "Le Corsaire" Overture and Tchaikovsky's Fifth Symphony.

"God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" and "Silver Bells" have the ebullient, collective manner of carol-singers, while more delicate material such as "Silent Night" and "Away in a Manger" employ subtler blends  of vibes, bowed saw, lap-steel and piano to produce atmospheric effects, augmented on the latter by creaking-cradle noises and overheard ambient vocals.

In Ireland, all had been ebullient.

Its heart has the ebullient salsa beat.

His voice has an ebullient rasp, and he walks with a piratical swagger.

That show had the ebullient designer responding to cheers from the audience.

He had been ebullient when he arrived, greeting each player to wish them luck as they changed into their uniforms.