ebullience

How To Use ebullience In A Sentence

• He brings a joy and an ebullience to his work which is a fantastic morale booster for the cast.
• He was an inveterate essayist and letter writer, renowned for the forceful expression of his opinions (on everything from compost to marching girls) and the ebullience of his wit.
• And any blogger who uses the word ebullience is worthy of a nomination in my book. Paula wolfert’s hummus | smitten kitchen
• With its ebullience of baroque form and boldly patterned marquetry made of exotic woods, mother-of-pearl and ivory, the stand includes the delightful illusion that an embroidered cloth has been flung across the top.
• Yet beneath all the ebullience was a combination of determination and psychological acuity, as well as the discipline of a trained physicist and political skills honed in the years he had spent rising to the top of the Socialist Party and serving in several ministries of the Spanish government, including that of foreign affairs. The Great Experiment
• His ebullience was a far cry from last week, when the quiet but stubborn premier threatened to dissolve parliament and call new elections if PASOK fared badly. Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
• The material ranges from the sweet, Cubanesque groove of ‘Los Cocineros’ to a romp through ‘Old MacDonald had a Farm’, which gives Valente plenty of opportunity for his trademark gutbucket ebullience.
• John, it strikes me that there should be, if you will, more effusiveness, more ebullience on the part of the White House, on the part frankly of the whole government because the fact is, this election occurred today.
• While such potential ebullience is a concern to Inter their worldlywise squad usually prevails. Inter's Rafael Benítez uses 'milk' analogy to turn sour on Liverpool
• And the sight never failed to fill you with excitement that soon you would be caught up by the city's noise, energy, brashness, ebullience, smartness and wit.