Sentence examples for wild euphoria from inspiring English sources

But markets tend to have only two moods: deep gloom and wild euphoria.

Wild euphoria ("Stoned Soul Picnic, "Sweet Blindness") gave way to the agonized responses of a vulnerable romantic.

A cartoon by Kal, it depicts a mob of frantic traders who in a few minutes shift from panic to wild euphoria.

The second is the London of the 1690's, where paper money, public debt and new trading territories in the East and West Indies have combined in a wild euphoria.

In his striking "Antiphonal Fanfare for the Great Hall," six trumpets were placed in the balconies, unleashing a torrent of sounds that culminated in a moment of wild euphoria.

So while Gujarat's overall economic record has been undoubtedly good over the past three decades, its recent performance does not seem to justify the wild euphoria and exuberant optimism about Modi's economic leadership.

How can passionate advocates of democracy go wild with euphoria  about an army coup?

All the jabber and moxie of wild-card euphoria a few days earlier was now gone.

Jimmy Ray, 22, said he thought it was probably good for Chicago to endure some bad news about political corruption, especially given the wild sense of euphoria here about Mr. Obama's election.

But this Dallas-based company has ridden a wild wave of Internet euphoria.

Yet there's an undeniable muscle-memory euphoria to Rio, Wild Boys, The Reflex and the Doppler guitars of Girls on Film, even as you wish Bestival had cut the kitsch and booked Depeche Mode.