Sentence examples for sense of elation from inspiring English sources
"There was a sense of elation," one participant recalled.
"But I managed it and felt a real sense of elation".
Even though U.C.S.D. isn't a top school of mine, a sense of elation ran over me.
As I climbed out of the Chukchi Sea, I felt a sense of elation.
He was overtaken by a sense of elation, and relief, that victory would at last be his.
She said she still remembered her sense of elation on learning that the buildings would remain standing.
And Ms. Allen, in her first New York appearance in more than a decade, manages to summon a strange sense of both elation and defeat, or even elation in defeat.
So there were no memorable postgame moments at the podium this time, but the same sense of Boston elation and another step taken toward a championship.
As one reaches the final pages, there is a sense of impending elation that Wald will jigsaw together the novel's two parts and reward us with a final, jarring turn of the screw.
Even as analysts cautioned that the case was far from over and that today's decision was far from an outright victory for the company, a sense of quiet elation seemed to stretch across much of Microsoft's corporate campus here on the other side of Lake Washington from Seattle.
Fifty years ago, a great achievement in life science occurred in China the complete synthesis of crystalline bovine insulin which gave Chinese scientists a sense of great elation and pride.
