ebullience , also: ebulliency

And the rest of the team has been charged by his ebullience.

Then he saw something in her expression, and all the ebullience went out of him.

Subtract the ebullience and what's on the table is pretty much the same.

With his persistence, drive and ebullience, he was a quick success.

In front of an orchestra, his ebullience and wit take over.

But there is a sort of respite from spring's ebullience.

"New York is one big location," he said, with characteristic ebullience.

He had a chance to vindicate this ebullience in the play.

His ebullience sometimes got the better of him, but now was definitely not the time to be noteworthy.

But he has tempered that ebullience since the recession in 1990.

The traditional American musical comedy was unique in its ebullience.

The ebullience of these Giants was the happiest thing she had seen in a long time.

"You'll have to excuse me; I get carried away by my ebullience."

Murphy's ebullience helped to keep Irish heads from going down.

"Its ebullience calls you in from the next room."

Any number of people, men, in particular, could have elicited such ebullience from Amy.

Behind him came Deborah, in fits and starts, her ebullience gone with his.

They retain some youthful ebullience and sometimes bid more than others would.

Others struggled to remember another time when there had been spontaneous ebullience on such a large scale.

Then, with ebullience, he leads us through Aldridge's early life.

For this precaution there is reason; the ebullience of the local females.

"There was an ebullience about the East End," he said.

She did well at the assignments she had, but her ebullience was gone.

Still, Democratic ebullience could be found in all corners of Washington over the past few days.

Her ebullience from earlier in the week turned into a fleeting bout with despair.