Sentence examples for euphoria about from inspiring English sources

In 1997, amid euphoria about HAART, people first started thinking seriously about a cure.

The advent of the internet spawned a burst of innovation and euphoria about America's prospects.

He will find that the bubble of euphoria about the country's reforms has burst.

How can passionate advocates of democracy go wild with euphoria  about an army coup?

"There was too much, and too ill-founded, euphoria about the McCain-driven turnout increases," he said.

Now, the United States growth suddenly looks more dubious and the euphoria about Internet and technology stocks has soured.

Warm and pleasant, the euphoria brought about by the day still possessed her.

After the euphoria brought about by the reopening of the Festival Hall, we need, perhaps, a period of adjustment.

A mild euphoria brought about by positive earnings surprises from companies like Intel and Apple Computer earlier this week was tempered yesterday by mixed results from companies like Eastman Kodak and Unisys.

And it was a far cry from the near euphoria brought about by Bolivian President Evo Morales' denunciation of capitalism and call for a "communalistic socialism" that, he argued, offered the sole solution both for addressing climate change and for meeting the material needs of the world's poor.

"That the election's the beginning, not the end, and that it's not about euphoria, it's about stability and a dialogue with the British people, where they're heard over the interests of the powerful.