Sentence examples for Little euphoria from inspiring English sources

There seemed to be very little euphoria in Obama.

However, there was little euphoria at the polls today.

"We all need a little euphoria," she said.

He became a father last night and it certainly gave him a little euphoria".

Similarly there was little euphoria about the huge, and hugely expensive, Gorgon gas project in Australia coming on stream last week.

Throw in a little Obama euphoria and that's me in a nutshell.

Even Barack Obama's most ardent supporters acknowledge that his victory provided little of the euphoria of four years ago.

Had he been able to lead Argentina (the defending champion) to a World Cup victory in 1982, the country's military dictatorship might have held on a little longer—"the euphoria that came with victory [in 1978] anaesthetised the population".

So it is easy to see why some of his supporters (cf Chris Matthews) were, despite their euphoria, a little exasperated — we're not going to do this again, are we?

"The danger in these sedatives is you go from experiencing a little bit of a euphoria to becoming completely comatose," said Raymond Ho, managing director of the California Poison Control Center.

For Heath, there was a slight sense of bewilderment mixed in with the euphoria and a little bit of relief that the league's big dogs had fulfilled their half of the on-field bargain.