Sentence examples similar to sensed elation from inspiring English sources

Mickelson jumped for joy, and everyone who witnessed the scene sensed his elation.

"When it came through we saw it on the screen and I can't tell you the sense of elation, the sense of pride – pride in our country, pride in the democratic system and pride in our parliament".

What they mean by this is that when using the mat, you will feel a sense of elation, which is said to aid in you inviting happiness, energy, and calm into your day.

Still one could not help but feel a sense of elation in first arriving.

And now, after watching him feel a sense of elation and accomplishment after crossing the marathon finish line, I've also been inspired.

Unusually for me, it didn't inspire a rush to the iPod or Spotify, and it didn't leave me with the sense of elation I normally feel after brushes with the Who.

And even that victory brought less of a sense of elation to Mr. Bush's aides than a sense of utter confusion.

He showed us how you could be reasonably modern and recapture that sense of progression". Maw says he got a "tremendous sense of elation and warmth from the reception in the hall, but it only got one slightly snobbish notice in the Daily Telegraph.

"There was a sense of elation," one participant recalled.

"But I managed it and felt a real sense of elation".

As I climbed out of the Chukchi Sea, I felt a sense of elation.