Sentence examples for Expressed jubilation from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, Mr. Murdoch expressed jubilation at the decision.

Mr. Mzoudi declined to speak to reporters at the news conference, but his lawyers expressed jubilation.

From coast to coast, Trump voters expressed jubilation at being relieved of the burden of being insured in the event of catastrophic illness.

From coast to coast, Americans who cast their votes for Donald J. Trump expressed jubilation at finally being relieved of the burden of being insured in the event of catastrophic illness.

Conservatives, already elated by Mr. Bush's selection of Senator John Ashcroft of Missouri, to be attorney general-designate, expressed jubilation today at the selection of Mr. Rumsfeld, a foreign policy hawk and social conservative who served as national chairman of Bob Dole's failed presidential campaign in 1996.

Mr. Anastasio said: "Phish songs usually express jubilation and exuberance, and it all fit together that this album isn't just about that.

Despite the relief, and even joy, I felt upon hearing of bin Laden's demise, I couldn't help but find it strange to witness forty thousand people expressing jubilation and patriotic glee over someone's death.

Many Yemenis are expressing jubilation, or stunned disbelief, at the prospect that Mr Saleh might be removed from office after more than 30 years in power.

Upon Willis' victory, Bricker wired a friend to express jubilation, which turned out to have been unfounded: "Election showed definite trend in all areas against New Deal.

Celebrities took to social media Friday to express jubilation over the Supreme Court's ruling that made same-sex marriage legal in all 50 states.

When the case against him was finally dropped on December 5th, his supporters expressed their jubilation on Twitter, using the hashtag #Vindicated.