Sentence examples for euphoric tone from inspiring English sources

He refers to the euphoric tone that features in many first-hand ballooning narratives, and it is hard not to discern something similarly joyous in this second-hand account.

In Otho's "Coronato il crin" the agitated nature of the music is the opposite of what the "euphoric" tone of the libretto suggests.

It's here that Daft Punk exercise the vocoder most effectively literally playing the human voice like an electric guitar while breaking with the largely euphoric tone of the rest of the album.

"The languid, synth-soul smoocher allows for enjoyably euphoric tone" before she chimes in with "Bring the beat in!", introducing "a mid-album interlude of mid-[19]80s mid-[19]80sated by Andy Gill of The Indepopdent as well astatedsh Macbyin of NME.

It is unlikely the British media will be championing Merkel's visit in similarly euphoric tones by the end of the week.

The first report on the "New Lights" of the British metropolis, published in 1690, noted in euphoric tones that they produced "such a mutual reflection, that they all seem to be but one great Solar-Light".

Reformist and moderate commentators were almost euphoric in tone about the international reaction to it.

There was this euphoric feeling.

"Black Friday has an exciting, euphoric feeling.

"It's a euphoric, spontaneous feeling.

Walker, a newly minted superstar of the right, struck a conciliatory tone when addressing euphoric supporters.