Sentence examples for euphoria from from inspiring English sources

Any euphoria from the elections will be short-lived.

The euphoria from the hundreds of people who were around the blocks was pretty amazing.

Despite the euphoria from a near-capacity crowd, Ipswich just missed out on the play-offs.

However, Dixon insisted any short-term City euphoria from a Conservative-led coalition could soon peter out.

Cue euphoria from screaming school children waving Union Jack flags and a steel band sounding their horns.

He threw himself into side projects after the euphoria from his New York victory, and the parades and the television appearances that followed, subsided.

While I was hearing a rising euphoria for Trump from many white voters, I was also hearing an equally loud and growing disbelief from the media.

But "Popular Music" set off a kind of euphoria -- from the bleakest corner of the world, here was this bright shining light of a book -- and, in a country of nine million, it sold 750,000 copies.

But the euphoria resulting from that triumph was short-lived.

That small rush of euphoria experienced from getting a large number of likes or comments makes users feel good about themselves.

Such moments might have been written by others - John Hodge in Trainspotting or Simon Beaufoy in Slumdog Millionaire - but the framing of them is distinctive to Boyle's direction: cinematic euphoria salvaged from filth and cruelty.