Sentence examples for infectious euphoria from inspiring English sources
Hobson's award-winning memoir, as dreamily lyrical and pragmatic as any Russian novel, beautifully captured the uncertainty, chaos and infectious euphoria of the end of the cold war.
It is a participatory event held over Easter, with an infectious euphoria and fabulous dancing: people don't sit and watch here, they join in.
The euphoria was infectious, and New Orleans residents who attended events became as excited as the dancers.
Greg Kot from Chicago Tribune deemed the single a "catchy pop tune", while Randall Roberts from the Los Angeles Times wrote that the song's "euphoria" was "infectious", and Rob Harvilla from Spin classified it as "delicious".
One of the reasons behind this has been the BJP's ability of effectively communicating an infectious feeling of optimism and euphoria -- the party's poll slogan, "Acche din aane wale hain" (Good days are about to come), for instance, has captured public imagination across rural and urban Indian hinterlands.
For all its sober focus on material phenomenology, you can still feel in Mr. Sonnier's work from this period infectious moods of hedonistic and futuristic euphoria: a refreshing, wide-eyed excitement about the potentially consciousness-altering convergence of technology, Modernist aesthetics and transcendentalism.
I was also influenced by the euphoria for him overseas that had become infectious but has since soured.
"OUR euphoria is dangerous.
