Sentence examples for bring elation from inspiring English sources
Thousands of Americans are missing, and their families are trapped in painful limbo, waiting for a telephone call that could bring elation or loss.
November 5 will bring elation and apprehension, fear and fireworks, relief and outrage, and maybe for those of us hooked on months or years of politically charged conversation and manic media coverage, a kind of post-partum depression.
It brought elation in Israel.
The reunion brought elation to a mother and father racked by pain and anger for over two decades, and a new family for a woman who had long held suspicions about her past.
Results day can bring either elation or despair.
The news can bring either elation or despair, depending on which side of a grade boundary you fall.
The successful test brought relief, elation and the tonic of rising self-confidence to the engineers and scientists of the European Southern Observatory, the eight-nation group building Paranal.
Her first gold had brought incredulity then elation; for this one relief preceded joy.
He briefly joined the instrumental rock group the Champs, who'd had some success, in 1958, with "Tequila," still one of the best encapsulations of the portentous elation brought on by ice-cold margaritas.
The giant "Rubber Duck" that's brought joy and elation to Hong Kong is floating over to a harbor near you.
