But beneath my anger, there is also exultation, something electric, happiness to have survived, the clarity that comes from facing death. |
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And when they cross the finishing line in front, concern and worry give way to exultation, binding you even closer to such heroes. |
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And through it all is an exultation, a sheer delight in growing more and more attuned to the living, breathing world. |
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The book's exultation of romantic selfhood and all-consuming passion was another source of worry for Victorian critics. |
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At about the same time, the Pentagon's exultation of a contentious personality reflected an increasingly codified belief in speed. |
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There are moments of exultation and frustration, of nail-biting anxiety, and the normal banter that characterizes any workplace. |
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He remembered his exultation as the two brothers walked together among bluebells. |
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Everyone was standing in exultation when he was named as third runner-up. |
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Off he hurtled in exultation, his team-mates haring after him, some rejoicing with him, others begging him to calm down. |
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When I get that sudden moment of exultation when a song comes to me, I'm able to think 'That's folk' or 'That's going to be a bit bluesy. |
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It is a cry that spreads out in silence, thankful for this centuries old journey and which becomes peaceful exultation. |
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Interesting too, were his exultation when his high velocity rounds made long range, instant kills, and his consternation when they did not. |
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He really did look serious when he was saying it, and I couldn't help feeling a sort of exultation that he was number Two in one day. |
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The club takes its name from the Spanish cry of exuberance and exultation. |
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The meeting might begin with Paul's hymn in Philippians 2:5-11 referring to the abasement and exultation of Christ, or some other similar passage. |
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What is the meaning of this real exultation, which looks like the one that accompanied the Lord in his last entry into Jerusalem, who came humbly and proceeded vulnerably? |
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In the fading twilight of old age, with the composer well past eighty, Strauss could look back on a long life of exultation and turmoil, joys and heartbreaks, successes and failures. |
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No great roars of joy or exultation sounded off up and down the Mall. |
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The second cause is matter of exultation to the philanthropist and philosopher, and of regret to the poet…namely, the security, comparative equability, and ever-increasing sameness of human life. |
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Epicurus, though his ethic seemed to others swinish and lacking in moral exultation, was very much in earnest. |
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Mr Williams writes driven, eloquent, emotionally-heightened poetry that is an excellent vehicle for poems about loss, frantic self-questioning, anguish, despair and also for exultation. |
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This much we can realise, even though we are so close to it, the old safe instinct saves us from triumph and exultation. |
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The final movement is an exultation of confidence in life, as expressed through the initial statement of the luminous opening theme, but tinged with contained fervor. |
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Much notable Chicago fiction focuses on the city itself, with social criticism keeping exultation in check. |
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The reptiles roared, throwing their heads back in exultation, and threw away their useless weapons, which they could no longer hold efficiently with their clampy hands. |
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