Sentence examples for Generate euphoria from inspiring English sources

There is nothing like a prolonged period of tension to generate euphoria when the precipice is avoided and success snatched from the jaws of defeat.

The indications, in the general euphoria generated by England's six-wicket victory in the second Test against New Zealand at Old Trafford, are that Collingwood will be reprieved.

Generating euphoria is the collapse of Communism and the end of the cold war.

The meeting generated euphoria among South Koreans and won their president a Nobel peace prize, but produced little else.

The goods include Captagon, an addictive amphetamine, produced in the Bekaa, that generates euphoria and enables fighters to endure long battles and painful injuries.

Success for China's capital would generate nationwide euphoria and kudos for President Jiang.

But in helping generate popular euphoria around the latest "breakthroughs" with Taiwan, they are taking a risk.

Running is not a spectator sport here, and the Jordanian team — made up of 14 men and seven female junior runners — is no threat to generate national euphoria with a medal.

He still manages to generate arms-aloft euphoria, both with old hits like Definition, from his 1997 album with Mos Def, and relative rarities such as Lonely People, never released because its Eleanor Rigby sample clearance was denied ("Take that Sir McCartney!" he cackles at its close).

Frequent tanners experience withdrawal symptoms when given a drug that overrides the effects of opioids, chemicals that can be naturally produced by the body and generate feelings of euphoria.

So who is the man who is generating all this euphoria?