Sentence examples for denial exuberance from inspiring English sources
Cheer, denial, exuberance.
If the young bear the harshest burden of the economic crisis — 48 percent of Greeks below age 24 are unemployed — they do so with a mix of denial, frantic exuberance and a debilitating sense of the absurd.
What he means is something different from denial, or evasion, irrational exuberance or excess optimism.
When we want to persuade ourselves of a war's importance, as Mr. Bush and his team did in 2003, we are prone to irrational exuberance and denial of inconvenient facts.
Throughout the 20th century, from the age of J. P. Morgan and Theodore Roosevelt to the age of Bill Gates and Bill Clinton, The New York Times has reported on the people, places, events and issues of commerce high and low, from Morgan's denial that he controlled the company named after him to the colossal mergers and irrational exuberance of the very recent past.
The exuberance brought reconciliation.
"They have youthful exuberance.
The exuberance is understandable.
