Sentence examples for elation from from inspiring English sources
After a Taylor run there is the usual elation from watching highly structured dances, but you can't help but feel ravaged.
It will be six long minutes more into Roberts' bench announcement before Verrilli will get to feel the surge of emotion — beyond elation — from hearing that the Court has upheld the mandate under Congress's taxing power.
At the weekend we saw three examples of delirious elation – from Sir Alex Ferguson, Luiz Felipe Scolari and Ronnie O'Sullivan – after scrapping performances that suggested courage and resilience are the virtues that appeal to them most.
Photograph: Murad Sezer/ Reuters 3.11pm BST Sheer elation from Italy's Diego Occhiuzzi as he defeats his compatriot Aldo Montano during their men's sabre individual round of 16 fencing competition at the ExCel venue.
Roger Pinney reports on the pride and elation from a big step forward in aviation history.
Elation from Tuesday's Federal Reserve rate cut gave way to concern that the U.S. central bank's actions would not be enough to stop further credit market turmoil.
Procter officials insist that sound science is what distinguishes Elations from the many herbal concoctions currently transforming the market.
Remove any haze or pix-elation from the photo.
If that is the downside, the elation comes from the texts that bookbinders work with.
The Yankees' figurative elation stemmed from word that their spring efforts had been a success.
The literal meaning of Sahara is "sand sea," so maybe the elation comes from walking on water.
