| While she retained her bubbliness and warmth she started to deal with more serious issues of interest to afternoon-TV viewers. |
| It can be good to feel on form, and if you need to enthuse anyone or share some ideas, your bubbliness can work wonders. |
| Jeffrey Bussgang of Flybridge Capital Partners, a venture firm, notes that venture funds raised between 1995 and 1997 enjoyed stellar returns. Others point to signs of bubbliness. |
| The spectre of a stronger yuan will, temporarily at least, worsen China's asset-price bubbliness, as foreign capital floods into the country in anticipation of a stronger currency. |
| Her natural enthusiasm and bubbliness will conquer you in no time. |
| His attitude is very good, as you'd expect for a 17-year-old, he has a bubbliness and enthusiasm about him. |
