Sentence examples for euphoric surges from inspiring English sources

Yet this isn't lugubrious misery porn: Mond's film has euphoric surges of human honesty and hot, angry feeling that twists its way into hope.

Opener Stor Eiglass is driven by exhilarating melodic hooks, while Exjag Nives recalls the euphoric surges of fellow electronic pulveriser Rustie.

It was a remarkable turn after a week of protests that had shifted by the hour between joy and fear, euphoric surges of people power followed by bloody military crackdowns, as the monarchy struggled to calibrate a response to an uprising whose counterparts have toppled other governments in the region.

It was their second straight loss, and after a euphoric surge above.500, they dropped back to 6-6 with one game remaining on the four-game trip, Saturday against Portland.

In marked contrast to a euphoric surge four years ago, when many hailed Mr. Obama's victory as a herald of renewal, the mood was subdued, reflecting not only the shadings of opinion between the American leader's friends and foes but also a generally lowered expectation of America's power overseas.

This philosophical assertion is central to "The Race", where their blend of inquisitive eclecticism and euphoric rock surge recalls The Coral.

I confess to feeling a pang of jealousy when Cederström produces a complete book manuscript in a euphoric amphetamine rush induced by study drugs during Productivity Month and a surge of Schadenfreude when it's rejected by his baffled publisher.

It's good umbrage, mostly, that surging, almost euphoric response to a crusading documentary that frees you from the duty to be even-handed or hear out the other side.

Yeah thousands of people dancing in one direction might be a bit off, and the repeated surge of hysterically euphoric, whooshing EDM might not give you goosebumps without narcotic assistance, but if you actually want to have fun, it's worth stepping off your pedestal.

The so-called Abenomics initially garnered a euphoric reception by the stock market, and shares surged by 80 percent.

Perhaps that is why on Friday, it was more than tempting to dredge up old images of kisses in Times Square in 1945 or Germans tearing down the Berlin Wall — and the long surges of prosperity that soon enough followed those euphoric moments, after the ends of World War II and the cold war.