| Jackson felt it in the steady beat of Lee's heart, a triumphant, reassuring sound the younger general silently exulted in. |
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| Afterward, demonstrators exulted, equating their seduction of the cameras with victory. |
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| It was close to midnight by the time we ate, and although dog-tired we were exulted by the success of the last two days and chatted cheerily over dinner. |
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| With his usual gullibility, Mann exulted since he was convinced that the Pope's letter was finally the much awaited recognition. |
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| Michael seemingly had perfected himself in a surgically cosmetic way, his Jheri curl was state of the art, and he exulted in the torturing of the beautiful Ola Ray. |
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| Clergymen rejoiced, exulted and stupidly expected that it would last. |
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| The left-wing Grassroots Alliance exulted over its ability to squeeze four members on to the National Executive Committee, because of, rather than in spite of, a paranoid campaign against it by the party's managers. |
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| Yet critics fear that it may mean less money for recreational sports facilities, which would have the opposite effect. Despite such worries, Britain has exulted in the success. |
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| Develop an exulted mind that very instant. |
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| At once I exulted and feared. For now,for good or ill, the end was near. |
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| The development of mankind alike, today quite exulted, depends on this. |
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| Beyond the colours and wealth of compositions, it is also by catching the unprevisible that Maximishin composes: an exulted laugh in the middle of the effort, a look, or an attitude. |
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| Meanwhile the Abate exulted in successful vengeance, and the marquis smarted beneath the stings of disappointment. |
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| She made the gesture of sticking out her tongue a personal symbol of resistance and refusal, but she also exulted in the possibility of liberation from all oppression. |
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