Sentences with word «ebullient»

A recent poll by Lord Ashcroft put the Lib Dems in third place in his constituency and last week Alexander was inadvertently embroiled in a donations sting, but yesterday he seemed in ebullient mood as he strode about his party's spring conference in Liverpool.

The African peoples have suddenly become aware of ways of life not their own and are fired with ebullient enthusiasm about they do not quite know what: nationalism, in a world that must overcome the jejune irrationality of nationalism, and a desire to copy the West in a continent which might better realize its own innate dignity.

Normally as ebullient as a cheerleader, Ralston gets blurry - eyed for a moment, before going on.

The CIFF award ceremony was held in festive surroundings at the Renaissance Blackstone Hotel, and featured presentations by ebullient CIFF founder / artistic director Michael Kutza and others.

One would think that the man who brought the smug Anchorman to life would be the perfect comic partner with Hart, site whose ebullient personality has stood out in hits like Think Like a Man and its sequel.

It's not a great outlook for the Tories, but you wouldn't think that to look at the current ebullient mood of the Conservative party.

, Sebastian Lelio's «Gloria» is a celebration of a specific person's life, so it certainly makes sense that one would be so ebullient about the subject matter.

whose ebullient spirit of Darwinian science is allusively linked to the hubris of the British Empire.

The actress» vivacious personality and talent has even drawn the attention of Phantom Thread director Paul Thomas Anderson, who raved about Haddish's ebullient performance in Girls Trip and has frequently spoken about wanting to work with her.

His tortured and textured surfaces, created by pasting pierced and torn pieces of burlap to canvas and painting over them, reinforce the connections between Gutai and Arte Povera (a few, with long vertical cuts in the burlap that expose brightly painted areas of canvas, resemble more ebullient versions of Lucio Fontana's slash paintings.)

A grouchy George Clooney meets his perfect foil in the sunny and ebullient young scientist that newcomer Britt Robertson portrays in the energetic but hollow «Tomorrowland.»

Self - confidence is not all it's cracked up to be, as we learn from ebullient little Poppy in Susan Eaddy's Poppy's Best Paper, charmingly illustrated by Rosalinde Bonnet.

Kruger appears only slightly less ebullient when the film flashes forward about seven years, to Katja dropping off the couple's 6 - year - old son at Nuri's office so she can visit a spa with a friend.

Wright's askew take on Anna Karenina hints at a sympathetic penchant for ebullient reinterpretation — no less so his adaptations of Atonement (by an author essentially making a career of taking a piss) and Pride & Prejudice, which, in its sparseness and emotional economy, could stand alongside Andrea Arnold's magnificent Wuthering Heights.

In recent years, the artist has experimented with woodcuts, creating ebullient works evocative of Henri Matisse.

Synergy's CEO, Mark Gordon, a strapping, ebullient man in his midthirties, is not what a skeptic might expect to find among the testing faithful.

Great animated movies, of course, obliterate the distinction between adult and kids» movies: think of Pixar's brilliant «Toy Story» movies, Miyazaki's peerless «Spirited Away,» the «Wallace and Gromit» shorts or the sassy and ebullient first «Shrek» — all of them marketed to kids, but only adults can savor them on all levels.

The large ebullient oil pastel renditions that beckon irresistibly in Spelman College Museum's newly opened version of the Brooklyn show attest to the sensory pleasures of her work.

In 2016, I am particularly excited to further explore the work of Zachary Cahill, a young artist whose ebullient watercolors and malformed sculptures speak to ideas of collectivity and assembly.

Yes, the manufacturer of the «The Ultimate Driving Machine» claims the newest member of its growing number of sport - utes reveals «a dynamic personality all its own and an even more ebullient character.»

In the decades up until his death in 2015 at the age of 92, the East End - based artist continued to paint huge ebullient abstracts with ever more vigour, the results a fixture on the walls of the RA's Summer Exhibition.

In her first solo exhibition with this gallery Jessica Labatte gives ebullient expression to the passage of time.

Tesla Motors: One would think that Tesla could crack $ 300 a share on such ebullient projections (Tesla / Uber M&A perhaps).

Father Bradshaw offered God's forgiveness; Doctor Bradshaw sells the fix of his own ebullient example.

The less than ebullient reaction of the Danbury Baptists to Jefferson's missive illustrates the point.

They're less Warhol's children than Richard Prince's, retooling the joke paintings into ebullient joke installations.

Capping his Cornetto trilogy in ebullient style, writer - director Edgar Wright follows a middle - aged British quintet of high - school buds on an epic pub crawl, during which they stumble upon some unearthly doings.

He rose to prominence in the 1980s with a series of sculptures in which he assembled discarded children's toys and blankets to create ebullient works that hinged on despair.

Marathe still seemed ebullient from the night before.

That could be why White looks positively ebullient on this afternoon, bowing ever so slightly as he greets the parade of local celebrities and fashionistas, who nibble on mini-doughnuts and sip champagne cocktails.

Trump, addressing ebullient supporters in New York City, immediately struck a conciliatory tone.

This obsessive preparatory work came as a revelation to someone who knows his oeuvre intimately — Gorky's daughter, Maro, one of my tablemates (along with the always ebullient Joe Rishel) for the press lunch.

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.

Our Little Sister tends towards the warmth of these latter films, and like the joyous, crucial moment of the speeding train in I Wish, there is a similarly ebullient defining moment in Our Little Sister, where two children on a bike fly through an avenue of blooming cherries.

Vilanch's ebullient manner is obviously a big reason why everyone wants, to borrow the film's title, to get Bruce.

Despite her harsh surroundings, the precocious and ebullient Moonee has no trouble making

Seth Rogen is a wise - cracking process server and James Franco is his friendly neighborhood dope dealer, a sweet, stupid, emotionally ebullient guy with the innocence of child (albeit one who is baked to the gills), amiable stoners who witness a cop killing and flee a murderous drug lord (Gary Cole, perfect as always) and his hired assassins.

All at the same time and all in good spirits with ebullient conversation going on all sides.

«Miracle» starts with Kelley's best friend, Caroline (Line) Found (an overly ebullient Danika Yarosh), as star setter — the player who positions the ball for a hitter for the West High Trojans, who are defending their state championship from the past season.

It is certainly one of the most ebullient of the works in the show, with its bright palette of pinks and golds, but it confirms as well the strict Cubist lesson the artist received while studying at the Academie Julien in Paris in 1953 - 4.

What usually has worked well through all of these scenarios is sticking to a well designed investment plan, and using your plan to help overcome fear during scary markets, and moderate greed during ebullient markets.

«For us it was the best edition of Frieze New York yet with a very ebullient opening day and strong visitation through the weekend.

She remains ebullient about the possibilities, and encourages her math - teaching peers to give it a try.

i think we are blessed to be a part of ebullient society like USA...

Dawkins, departing from his usually ebullient form, charitably concedes, «That's probably fair, yes.»

This year was to have changed all that, and Nagel, a normally ebullient man, was saying, yes, maybe we can go to the Rose Bowl.

According to my theory, that conflict sort - of passed the proximity test, the strong probability of success was clearly correct, and the deployment of the Falklands Task Force in what was the first British television war, combined with Thatcher's ebullient public rhetoric, left the public in no doubt of the Government's commitment to the cause.

The Land of the Dead is a rather ebullient and effervescent place, with bright lights, a happening night life, shows to see, and things to do.