Sentence examples for Express elation from inspiring English sources

ever express elation over Russian victories?" View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick.

To express elation, excitement, happiness, freedom.

Two environmental groups, the Natural Resources Defense Council and the Clean Air Trust, expressed elation.

Colleagues expressed elation over the simple fact that, as one put it, "Nobody died".

Various advocates for Muslims, as well as the American Civil Liberties Union, expressed elation that the plan, first proposed as a means of tracking possible radicalization, had been shelved.

Liberal bloggers expressed elation and surprise, and the production quickly became the talk of both cities. "All of Petersburg is waiting!" wrote one commenter on Adagamov's blog.

Officials at Election.com in Garden City expressed elation last week after nearly 40,000 Arizona Democrats voted online in the party's presidential primary, which ended March 11.

Yet the players who walked across the stage, who expressed elation, who spoke the usual clichés of dreams realized, will enter a world without precedent.

Dr. Gerberding expressed elation in a telephone news conference that the network of scientists has made significant progress in identifying a possible cause of SARS in the first full month of investigation -- a relatively short period for such research.

Mr. Sanford expressed elation at the vote, which he said was a sign that lawmakers are increasingly prepared to engage the government of Cuba, just as they have sought to end the isolation of governments such as China and Vietnam.

And at SUNY Old Westbury, Albert Addison, a senior and a native of Ghana, expressed elation at the prospect of riding the bus with classmates and professors to see the new president sworn in.