Sentence examples for jubilant reaction from inspiring English sources
"Good old Jack," was the jubilant reaction, "perhaps he's Labour after all".
For anyone who questions the sense of the Classic, look at the Olympic hockey tournament and the jubilant reaction of the Swedes and the Finns and the genuine disappointment of the Americans and the Canadians.
France's most bankable actor, Jean Dujardin, said being awarded an Oscar was like winning the World Cup – and jubilant reaction in France to the film's five awards has been of the same order.
The jubilant reaction on the face of the show's director, Michael Mayer, expressed the major accomplishment it was for Mr. Ashford, especially because he won over Broadway's queen of choreography, Susan Stroman, who was nominated for her work on "Oklahoma!" For her performance as a sinister rooming house matron in "Millie," Harriet Harris won the Tony for featured actress in a musical.
Having waited more than three months to dominate at the sharp end – the jubilant reaction of the effervescent hooker Darren Dawidiuk to every positive set-piece decision illustrated the depth of longing in the front row – their efforts were betrayed by a back division messing up in spades.
The weather is always a good source of conversation here in the Seattle area, and Microsoft officials liberally invoked meteorological analogies today in offering generally jubilant reactions to the appeals court ruling in the antitrust battle with the federal government.
The news that Chapo was in custody prompted jubilant reactions from top members of Peña Nieto's cabinet and diplomats. .
In Washington's elite Democratic circles, the reaction was jubilant: this was Obama at his best – taking a courageous stance, speaking plainly and bravely from the heart in support of progress.
The emotional reaction from the jubilant crowds in Cairo was summed up by protester Karim Medhat Ennarah: "For 18 days we have withstood teargas, rubber bullets, live ammunition, Molotov cocktails, thugs on horseback, the scepticism and fear of our loved ones, and the worst sort of ambivalence from an international community that claims to care about democracy.
He was jubilant, yet disappointed at the tepid reaction to the president's death.
