buoyantly

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• The Friends of Whitegrass Ski Touring Facebook group is similarly buoyant, featuring on any given day photos of on-site fun, cross-country skiing memes, bourbon cocktail recipes and panda videos.

• It has an athletic feel with a buoyant rubber heel and water-wicking full-grain leather.

• For instance, some in the retail industry quickly found ways to keep business buoyant while stores were closed—bolstering their e-commerce setups and making it easier for customers to shop online or arrange for contactless pickup at a store.

• Earth’s crust today is made of thick, buoyant continental crust that stands proud above the sea.

• On the other hand, the people who are familiar with projects like Polkadot are often holding tokens they hope to flip or are simply buoyant about anything blockchain-related.

• It was in this buoyant baby boom atmosphere that my parents grew up.

• Standout tracks include the Bad-era sounding Blue Gangsta and the irrepressibly buoyant Paul Anka-written Love Never Felt So Good.

• Despite this skepticism, Hatch was feeling buoyant in an interview with The Daily Beast.

• Seeger showed Springsteen that political music could be buoyant, even as it dealt with the weightiest issues.

• The stock market has been buoyant, and interest rates have been rising in part because of expectations of higher economic growth.

• Nature, ever buoyant and imperative, does her best to remedy the ills created by "Man's inhumanity to Man."

• It was to me a new birth of faculties that resembled a new sense of being, a buoyant and elastic lightness of feelings and frame.

• She was a most lovely girl, with a wild-rose complexion and starlike eyes, and full of life and buoyant hope.