Meanings of more ebullient in English

At the party that night she is no more ebullient than before.

The mood at the Fox presentation was far more ebullient.

While Moore is in spirit very similar to Malcolm-evenif distinctly more ebullient-thetwo had very different childhoods.

Many view him as an effective Deputy Prime Minister, Finance Minister and wingman to the more ebullient Mr Key.

Slideshow (4 images) Others were more ebullient.

He tended to show things, indicating stories and reacting with his body, whereas the more ebullient Kani tended to tell them.

His reed voicings occasionally hint at Gil Evans, though there's a playfulness and rhythmic vivacity to his work that suggest an altogether more ebullient spirit.

He has become more ebullient and springy as the series has progressed, mangling the English language as he takes Len's eye out with his pas-de-bourree.

More ebullient than his predecessor, Shenouda inspired the growth of churches outside Egypt -from seven in 1971 to more than 150 three decades later.