Sentence examples for causes elation from inspiring English sources

Chocolate contains caffeine and theobromine, both stimulants, as well as tryptophan, an amino acid that contributes to the production of serotonin, which in turn diminishes anxiety and in high enough doses causes elation.

Celebrating the death of anyone is not supposed to be something which causes elation and high-fives.

"During that raid alone, which caused elation among the German troops stationed on the opposite bank," he says, "40,000 people lost their lives".

At first, this is cause for elation.

For the Knicks — who lately have had trouble winning with Stoudemire — a victory without him was cause for elation.

Another England victory will be a cause for elation, with Hodgson's men currently a point ahead of Ukraine at the top of the group after seven games, a draw a cause for guarded optimism after Montenegro's draw in Poland, and defeat cause to start planning for the play-offs.

Having felt and witnessed the elation caused by a profane modifier I wonder if my response is, alas, a sign of my own immaturity.

Very soon the reason for this elation became clear.

Brazil pulled off the victory with a series of counter-attacks that may have caused as much irritation as elation.

West makes much, convincingly, of the emotional bonding between suffragette women of all classes, and of their heroic elation in a shared cause.

This is a change in the electrical resistance of the skin which can be caused by various stimuli, like anger or elation.