Sentence examples for contained euphoria from inspiring English sources

There are people twerking, and the atmosphere is one of barely contained euphoria.

In this mood of euphoria, she gave an interview to Woman's Own that contained the most famous - or notorious - quotation she ever uttered: "There is no such thing as society.

Writing for Brig, a publication from the University of Stirling, Stuart Kenny avouched that the album contained a plethora of potential hits "that will unleash excessive amounts of euphoria when blasted from a live stage".

Taking issue implicitly with the Volcker proposal to split commercial and investment banking, he has said: "No form of economic organization can fully contain bouts of destructive speculative euphoria".

On the one hand, dismantling regulations and bureaucracy while containing the education and reform euphoria of the seventies; on the other hand, appealing to business to fulfil its responsibility to society.

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A move announced by central bankers on Wednesday to contain the European debt crisis resulted in euphoria in global stock markets, but it also prompted skeptics to wonder: will this time be different?

The album contains all the group's trademarks – electronica and acoustics, melancholy and euphoria, Hooky basslines and danceable beats – in one sharp package; the album's epic closer packs all of the above into a single song.

Subutex contains buprenorphine, a synthetic opiate like methadone that prompts a mild euphoria and has been credited with a 79% decrease in overdose deaths from opioids in France in the last decade.

It contains only trace amounts of the psychoactive element THC, and does not induce euphoria.

The drug contains only trace amounts of the psychoactive element THC and does not induce euphoria.