Sentence examples for by elation from inspiring English sources
She writes in program notes, "Moment to moment, murder and mayhem were committed, followed by elation and ennui.
The opera is trivialized when Selim's magnanimity in freeing the lovers is motivated solely by elation over an important victory by his team.
I was going over old data before the Christmas break and stumbled on new results – I have been consumed by elation (mixed with self-doubt) as I write up my findings before sending them off to be reviewed by the academic community.
But the initial shock of being traded to the Angels, where Ramos will be reunited with former Long Beach State teammate Jered Weaver, was replaced by elation.
It's back-to-school time, a time met by grumblings from our boys, who want just a few more weeks of summer, and by elation from my husband (a stay-at-home parent), who will soon actually be able to get stuff done during the day.
Irritable mood became a major defining characteristic of manic episodes beginning in 1952 with the first DSM [ 2]p.25] as evidenced by the following sentence describing a manic-depressive reaction, manic type: "This group is characterized by elation or irritability and over- talkativeness, flight of ideas and increased motor activity".
To judge by their elation, that often is enough.
Juliette is met at the airport by her younger sister, Léa (Elsa Zylberstein), who hasn't seen her for most of those years and who is clearly torn by both elation and apprehension at the sight of her.
Any problems I had with living apart were balanced by the elation of finding a great job and having the shroud of my self-doubt lifted.
But then that bad feeling will be washed away by an elation, because here I am, a stinking mess, exhausted and sweaty from hiking the hills of Kentucky to return you your well-deserved loot.
For the last month or two – a period of time which has felt like the reason the phrase "long, hot summer" exists, and which will be marked forever in our collective memory first by national elation, and then heartbreak, performed like a two-act play in red and white on our streets – we seem to have sought water in our droves.
