| And when they cross the finishing line in front, concern and worry give way to exultation, binding you even closer to such heroes. |
| And through it all is an exultation, a sheer delight in growing more and more attuned to the living, breathing world. |
| But beneath my anger, there is also exultation, something electric, happiness to have survived, the clarity that comes from facing death. |
| Everyone was standing in exultation when he was named as third runner-up. |
| The book's exultation of romantic selfhood and all-consuming passion was another source of worry for Victorian critics. |
| At about the same time, the Pentagon's exultation of a contentious personality reflected an increasingly codified belief in speed. |
