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• Whigs, conversely, exulted in partisan women and children.

• The union not only admits disobedience of the order of the court but proclaims it and exults in it.

• When victory has been won the people of this country cannot for long exult over a defeated enemy.

• I am told that tributes are reserved for more nominally exulted beings.

• Having set up a nine-pin of his own fabrication, he exulted in exhibiting how dexterous he was in knocking it down.

• The difference between us on the introduction of those clauses, which we do not oppose, is that we do not exult about this development.

• He goes on to exult in the reduction of imports of paper and of fertilisers which has recently taken place.

• On the one hand they exult in the fact that they are able to obtain large wage awards and show a lot of muscle.

• If that becomes prevalent, it means this, that the ruthlessness in which it exults, and for which it clamours, must bring us into competition with our enemy at his worst.

• They tend to exult the results of chance and to encourage a belief in luck, while the draw and the announcement of the results give raise to an unwholesome excitement.

• I should have thought that a practice which has been sanctified by usage would really exult in the glorification of having a statutory halo put round its head.

• Some have exulted in our difficulties.

• Indeed, they exult in that fact.

• The refugees are not exulting in it.

• I have no intention of exulting.