Sentence examples for soaring mood from inspiring English sources

Not even the loss of 598,000 jobs could dampen Wall Street's soaring mood on Friday.

In perhaps an example of how far the Broncos — and the city of Denver — expect this team to soar, the mood in the home locker room was hardly befitting a 16-point victory.

Grinding, Sinking, Teetering, Soaring" — reflect the moods of its seven sections.

SILVER LINING Falling gasoline prices sent consumers' moods soaring in September, the Conference Board said.

Once he was officially in the race, Lukas' mood soared, followed by one-liners.

The language was soaring, the racial elements muted, the mood upbeat even though the road ahead remained unclear.

The mood was buoyant, the rhetoric soaring.

Mr Obama's soaring oratory most famously captured the American mood with his "Yes We Can" slogan, which swept him into the White House in 2008.

Though the era was "clearly defined by Prohibition," Mr. Barons wrote in an introductory panel, East Hampton's "dunes and old barns were filled with the spirits that kept the mood of the Roaring Twenties soaring".

Life's struggles are represented in contrasting moods: the yearning for fulfilment by soaring melodies and chromatic harmony, suffering and despair by discord, distortion and grotesquerie.

The mood music that Rothko has put on, a soaring aria from Gluck's "Iphig?e en Aulide," is equally appropriate to either activity.