Sentences with phrase «more ebullient»

It targeted certain messages at specific personalities - for instance, using the language of fear to target neurotic personalities and a more ebullient message from those identified as motivated by anger.

But I'd challenge anyone to come up with many more ebullient, honest moments of uplift than the conclusion of that film (set to «Free Bird» of all things), as Zombie's miscreant clan makes a bid to let their freak flag fly in the middle of the American desert.

An even more ebullient party president Tim Farron claimed: «This is a staggering result and the people who had written us off will have egg all over their faces.

Not exact matches

All the headline numbers, buybacks, dividend increases and more were all reported on in ebullient fashion.

Some are naturally ebullient, others are naturally more prone to sadness); C = your circumstances and environment; V = volition (your choices to engage in activities that you know will bring you more happiness).

It's the kind of storytelling — ebullient, moving, brutal and informed with human mystery — whose every chapter only whets the appetite for more.

There's a potency to his films, a certain generosity and warmth that defines his auteurism more than anything else, and, with that, an ebullient hopefulness about the cycle of growth that can be infectious.

Toby Jones inhabits Truman as if he were to the character born, a livelier and more perversely ebullient man than Phillip Seymour Hoffman's version in «Capote.»

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.

The gaps between the stripes are much more definite than in the Black Paintings, since Mr. Stella outlined them in pencil, but a certain lack of neatness persists, especially when the stripes turn corners, contributing to ebullient play between figure and ground.

Four paintings by Jean - François Millet and Charles - François Daubigny convey the idea that, had van Gogh not pushed himself, his ebullient work might have ended up looking more like these sedate canvases by his colleagues.

A small retrospective of Ms. Jaffe's large - scale signature paintings — of her ebullient, flat geometric shapes, lines, blobs and squiggles on generous white grounds — confirms that she has been successfully mining hard - edged abstraction for more than 40 years.

Speaking to an audience of more than 100 ebullient supporters at EPA headquarters, the agency's administrator Gina McCarthy framed the move in both pragmatic and moral terms.