Sentence examples for elation by from inspiring English sources
Sentence: The team's victory was met with elation by their loyal fans.
The Maloofs' announcement, which was greeted with relief and elation by Kings fans, came with a heavy caveat.
The Justice Department announcement and the appellate court's decision were both greeted with elation by lawyers representing the 13 former KPMG employees in the criminal case.
News that the runaways had been found was greeted with elation by relatives increasingly fraught after eight days without a sighting of the pair since they boarded a Dover-to-Calais ferry on Thursday night last week.
The decision was greeted with elation by American organizations supporting Israel, which had been protesting for months, but dismayed some rights organizations and African-American groups who accused the administration of skipping a historic opportunity to right past wrongs.
"In the long, immensely complicated part of the adolescent girl, Julie Harris, a very gifted young actress, gives an extraordinary performance — vibrant, full of anguish and elation by turns, rumpled, unstable, egotistic and unconsciously cruel," Brooks Atkinson wrote in The New York Times.
The decision was greeted with elation by some of the churches that had been pressing the Legislature to intervene, and with dismay by city officials, who said they immediately filed an appeal as they seek to press the argument of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg that the Constitution requires strict separation of church and state.
Afflicted by altitude sickness, Glaisher experienced elation, followed by blindness and paralysis, and passed out.
As Cameron surges through the picture plane, brushing past tree branches, coursing alongside foaming-mouthed creatures, we may be overcome by an uncanny sense of emerging, becoming, transcending — a sustained mood of elation produced by vaulting into space.
He remembered the elation produced by the Jets' halftime lead.
For shoppers intending to buy new goods, this ensures a moment of elation followed by disappointment.
There's a wavelike emotional geography in building any boat: crests of pride and elation, followed by troughs of despair.
