Sentence examples for show elation from inspiring English sources

The two hyper-scrutinized Miami Heat stars cannot pump a fist, high a five or otherwise show elation without a quick backlash.

When Alistair Brownlee won gold in the triathlon earlier today, trumping his younger brother Jonny who received the bronze, he showed elation, relief, and sheer pride.

After his pass landed in the hands of his receiver for a touchdown to give his team the lead, Simms raced off the field showing elation on his face and in his animated body language.

That's why South Sudanese Deputy Information and Broadcasting Minister Atem Yaak Atem's showed elation when he noticed that, on the 2012 Reporters Without Borders freedom of information map, South Sudan is colored orange (for "noticeable problems") whereas Sudan is colored black (for "very serious situation").

Sen. McCain couldn't resist the opportunity to show his elation.

Conservatives and Democrats in Congress grumbled about his handling of the Soviet block's collapse, faulting him for showing little "elation" as the Berlin Wall fell.

She strikes two poses: One is serious royal portrait material with Charlotte stoically staring out of the frame, while the other shows unfettered elation on her face over her stuffed Fuddlewuddle Puppy.

On the evening Brando read, after he'd kvelled about him over the phone to Kazan, Williams recalled that Brando "smiled a little but didn't show any particular elation".