How To Use jubilance In A Sentence
- Instead, a young man greeted me with great jubilance, introduced himself and then explained that he was Zanzibar's self-proclaimed "Director for Obama '08. Jared Cohen: History's Most Accessible Inauguration Provides A Spotlight On Change
- Just a scant four weeks ago on July 9, 2011, the world bore witness to the birth of its newest nation, the Republic of South Sudan, and while inspiring images of jubilance and flag-raising were present on our screens for just a few moments, they were almost as quickly replaced by another, and yet another story that seemed just slightly closer to home. Jake Townsend: Country: Know Thyself
- The apple-cheeked jubilance and teenage-diary earnestness is enough to make you blush.
- There is a large dose of Arcade Fire's jubilance, but with a greater effervescence (like a sheer wash of fluorescent color dripping down) and it is uncanny how the swoops and lilts of Simon Balthazar's voice evoke a young David Byrne. Heather Browne: Fanfarlo Shimmers and Spins Into Denver This Friday
- Just look at the delirious jubilance in York on Monday night after England scraped a 1-0 win over a woeful Germany.
- His expression was full of youthful curiosity, and pure jubilance.
- It's best just to hand them over and hope your friends share Fforde's jubilance for poking fun at some of our most revered "classic" books. Jasper Fforde discusses Shades of Grey, the first in a trilogy set in a future world recognizable as our own - but only just
- Gareth continued to laugh, and after watching his pure jubilance, Brynn found herself in laughter as well.
- In particular, the inclusion of the diabolo and skipping rope routines are so infused with childish jubilance that they thrust the audience right back into the playground of their own childhood.
- I was even compelled to share — and defend — my own jubilance as a fan of comics more than the movies. Update: Spider-Man, Spider-Man, Does Whatever a Reboot Can « FirstShowing.net