Sentence examples for true euphoria from inspiring English sources

Melissa finally delivered her baby with her partner in what she describes as a moment of true euphoria.

[True euphoria struck a week later, when Dr. Stanton was back in Monterey and saw figures from the polar waters flowing in regularly from the buoy. "It calls in twice a day, like a good child," he said in a recent e-mail message. But that would be later.] For now, Dr. Stanton huddled on the ice with the divers and Dr. Morison and the balky winch and the broken bolts, trying to help.

As for the interracial complexities of raising two Polynesian children, all such issues were subsumed in the general euphoria of true love".

Although her act's title song, from the musical "On the Town," celebrates the euphoria of finding true love, Ms. Whitfield turns it into an anthem about learning to love yourself, gaining serenity and letting go.

We suspect the same will hold true for today's Internet euphoria.

But despite the euphoria, doubts persist about the true extent of the breakthrough.

"There is a euphoria created when listening to true masters working a pristine high-end sound system, one that no drug can imitate".

Chanos sounded an early alarm over Enron, and put his money behind his (accurate) prediction that China's true growth prospects didn't warrant the unlimited euphoria.

No-one said it at the time, because they did not want to puncture the euphoria of national unity, but it is true nonetheless: The banlieues (city suburbs) were largely absent.

As her hands reached for the ceiling and her euphoria rose to another high, she was in true EDM bliss.

And the other good news is that the true definition of bliss goes way beyond happiness to something more akin to euphoria.