Sentence examples for intense jubilation from inspiring English sources
That would be good practice, as it turned out, for V-J Day, on August 15 , 1945— another moment of intense jubilation joined with a sense of work undone.
One reviewer of Connes's 1994 book, Noncommutative Geometry, said his work produced a "feeling of intense jubilation".
From watching gym beefcakes try to stifle their chuckling, to groups of students taking photos, I've experienced such intense jubilation from literally everyone I've passed.
Expressing everything from jubilation to intense concern, city officials, tourism czars, culture sachems and neighborhood naysayers have at last found themselves in agreement about something: that the impact of the new building will be off the charts.
The scenes of jubilation were particularly intense in Stratford, in the east of the capital, where crowds had gathered in front of a huge TV screen.
The players, under intense pressure in the build-up to the game, grabbed flags and sprinted around the field in jubilation as France avoided the embarrassment of failing to qualify for a major tournament for the first time in 20 years.
