Príklady elation

• But then something goes awry: the second half of each verse repeats the gesture of elation, but the words are no longer joyous.

• In the tautology of opera, her happiness, or elation, is both affirmed and confirmed by her means of expression.

• However, understanding the normative range of elation in children, especially young children, will require further research.

• Most notably, his manic episodes had a clear episodic course, during which he experienced acute symptoms of anxiety, irritability, psychotic grandiosity, elation, and lability.

• Although reliability can be achieved regarding elation 0euphoria within research settings, cross-institutional and cross-national studies of this symptom would likely reveal considerable differences in interpretation.

• The body needs to check the soul and repress its tendencies toward uncontrolled elation and pride.

• These include the challenges of characterizing elation and grandiosity; differentiating mania from comorbid symptoms, rages, sequelae of maltreatment, and typical developmental phenomena; and the unique manifestations of psychosis.

• Some patients report not being aware of the change in movement, but do report an overwhelming feeling of being controlled by emotions such as extreme anxiety/elation.

• This was not elation driven.

• That cancels out much of the elation which might have been felt yesterday on that point.

• Just because for two or three months there has been a seasonal trend of improvement, there is no justification for elation.

• I want to pour a drop of cold water on the elation.

• I can remember the wonderful feeling of hope and elation we all felt when work again began on her.

• I have been through moments of elation and of depression.

• We have had moments of depression; we have had times of elation.