I remember feeling a combination of utter embarrassment, elation and fear that my girlfriend would walk through the door.
Nothing can quite convey the roller coaster of emotions of applying to college — bewilderment, elation, dejection, hope, fear — as powerfully as the voices of the applicants themselves.
I wonder whether we will find some consistent body language that expresses hope, fear, elation, depression, beyond and beneath anything that anyone might do.
Rewatching Farah's first Olympic triumph, in the 10,000 metres, reignites all the emotions of Super Saturday: first the tension, then the elation, then the fear that Farah – having collapsed in a heap in the ground – is about to roll his head into the spit of his teammate Galen Rupp.
The more you just sit with whatever is coming up -- panic, lust, fear, elation -- the more you become aware that these are simply neural sensations in your body.
Not agitating the world, nor by it agitated, they stand above the sway of elation, competition and fear, accepting life, good and bad, as it comes.
Maureen Ryan for the Chicago Tribune praised the return of Brent Spiner to Star Trek, saying "Surprise, fear, elation, self-control; they're all given masterful life by Spiner in the space of a few seconds".
They describe the mixture of fear, shame, elation and pure raw nerves they felt reading something without the endorsement of parents or teachers.
