Sentence examples for wave of bliss from inspiring English sources

And at the Lexington I saw someone confident and happy, buoyed by the adoration of the crowd, surfing a wave of bliss.

But after waiting so long for her crowning moment as a pro, Kerber was content to bask in the spotlight, and the crowd caught her wave of bliss and rode it with her — Williams included.

One of the tenderest, least self-interested love scenes to have graced a page in a decade or so pops up a little more than halfway through Cathleen Schine's latest novel, "The New Yorkers," when Everett, a gruff, divorced 50-year-old chemist who has been conducting a lazy affair with a 26-year-old named Polly (she lives in his building), is bowled over by a wave of bliss.

Either he's got the experimentation out of his system or he's clearly keen to put it behind him: just nine months later comes Smalhans, a concise return to core Lindstrøm dancefloor values: chunky disco basslines, wave upon wave of blissed-out, arpeggiated melodies.

Think about that, or if you're too stoned to think, just let it all flow over you like a tidal wave of heavenly bliss.

Just sync up with "1200 Years of Women Composers: From Hildegard To Higdon," press "play," and let over a century's worth of classic music pour over you like an extremely eclectic wave of symphonic bliss.

By redefining the music that inspires him, his palpable passion oozes from the speaker in sensual waves of sonic bliss.

He is the kind of person who elides decades of his past with "I followed my bliss" and a wave of his hand.

There are moments of bliss.

It's a fraught kind of bliss.

He made an expression of bliss.