Sentence examples for reason for jubilation from inspiring English sources

The death of any individual, no matter how evil, is never a reason for jubilation.

Their fans among the Green and White Army now also have the same reason for jubilation.

The problem for Mr Putin, wrote Alexander Baunov, a columnist, is that he is not recognised as a legitimate president by a large minority of Russians and by a majority in Moscow.Mr Putin has little reason for jubilation.

For her supporters it was cause for jubilation.

The renovated space is cause for jubilation among art and architecture buffs.

Every time they meet around the same mic-stand, it's cause for jubilation.

On its face, there was little cause for jubilation in the day's economic news.

"For many people in Europe", he added, "the war was not a cause for jubilation but trepidation".

The news this week that the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (Nice) is recommending that contraception should be more readily available is cause for jubilation.

You'd think that the first-ever vaccine candidate to protect against malaria would be cause for jubilation.

But are gleefully racist scribbles, or their artists, ever the cause for jubilation?