The 50-year-old is deadpan rather than ebullient as he looks out at "the same old faces" who helped shame him for his part in the Bloodgate saga which almost ruined him forever.
Schüler was rather less ebullient: "Germany has a strong midfield in the biotech sector, but compared with the United States or the United Kingdom, we are lacking top companies," she warns.
At times when presidents are under heavy public criticism, I suspect that the photos are chosen to reflect an embattled president rather than an ebullient one.
A half-century-old glass house overlooking a valley and shrouded in fog may sound like the ideal setting for a horror film, but Fujiko Nakaya's site-specific adaptation to architectural majesty, Glass House, titled Fujiko Nakaya: Veil, is ebullient rather than ominous. .
The new foyers are designed by Allies and Morrison in a wholesome modernist style, which might be thought to be adding another Crosbyesque layer of time, but rather sobers up an ebullient, wayward composition, and brings an imprimatur of respectability.
Of course, the ebullient North Leaguers rather prefer the heady and melodramatic melodies of Giuseppe Verdi, himself a man of the north.
Colder, more certain, more dignified than in the early days of the magazine, his prose style has grown less ebullient, resembles pontifical Fortune rather than chattering Time.
Ebullient, noisy, interactive - rather than reserved.
She is 81 years old, thin, blond and ebullient: the hip older aunt rather than the sensible grandmother.
