10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EXULTANCE»
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exultance in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
exultance and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction: Second ...
First of all with exultance, that is partly similar and partly different. Both emotions
are positive, that is, linked to some goal achievement, and both are characterized
by a high level of arousal. But exultance is felt only after the goal is achieved, ...
Ana Paiva, Rui Prada, Rosalind W. Picard, 2007
2
The Languages of Difference: American Writers and ...
The only way we can get religion back is through an exultance over the truth,
through an exultant acceptance of life. . . . And it is a difficult thing to get exultance
from modern life" (Gelb 1962, 520-21). The Fountain's religious "exultance"
comes ...
3
Delphi Complete Works of D.H. Lawrence (Illustrated)
The thrill and exultance ofnewlife. And yet somewhere in his breast and throat
tears wereheaving. Why? Why? He didn't know. Only he wantedtocry till he died.
Andat thesame time,hefeltsuch a strength and a new power of life inhis legs ashe
...
THERE are times in every one's life when the realization of some deed, some
arduous action, that has been well and excellently done, comes to one and
brings with it an extreme feeling of exultance. Any man, when he has performed
to the ...
5
Shakespeariana; a Critical and Contemporary Review of ...
Hamlet has only to show wild exultance in the success of his scheme, an
exultance which he does not seek to restrain before Horatio, who knows his
secret, but which he checks when the two courtiers who are sent to spy on him
appear.
Charlotte Endymion Porter, 1885
A sort of bitter exultance filled him at the discovery. Human beings exult in the
pride of their strength for renunciation and the virtues, but there is always
bitterness and a strange sense of despair in the exultance of this self-security. It
gave him a ...
7
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
ExULT, v. 1:. Dean uaill, dean aoibhneas, dean gairdeachas, bi ii aighear.
EXULTANCE' F. Uaill, gairdeachas, aoibhneas, aighEXULTANCY, ear.
EXULTATION, EXUPERABLE, Sg-eheannsachaidh. ExsuscITATE, v. a. Eirich,
duisg, tog suas.
Hamlet has only to show wild exultance in the success of his scheme, an
exultance which he does not seek to restrain before Horatio, who knows his
secret, but which he checks when the two courtiers who are sent to spy on him
appear.
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Whitaker's Review and Handbook of the Pacific Coast
The exultance of song, bird-like and mellifluous, is the stock metaphor of
happiness. The lark arid the nightingale, soaring and singing, embody our
conception of rapture. We know, of course, that back of the song is the jubilant
heart that tunes ...
She saw his intense frown dissolve in an arch of exultance; of that exultance
surgeons feel on tracking a hidden trouble home. When he lifted away the needle
, the cylinder was filled with an evil fluid. He nodded his head and again he
became ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EXULTANCE»
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Five things to know about Tennessee's 2015 test scores, out today
The state is coming off of years of gains — and exultance about them. For the past four years, students' TCAP scores improved in most subjects. «Chalkbeat New York, Jun 15»
A Lensic ride on the Orient Express
Watching, trying to experience the extravagant rejoicing of the dancer, the exultance of singing it out from the heart, the total immersion of actors ... «Albuquerque Journal, Apr 15»
I got baptised for Easter. I am set free
And I think of Spillane's exultance in his constant rebaptism in the Lee: "I have swum in the sacred waters of the River Lee. And I have been ... «Irish Independent, Apr 15»
New York City Ballet Double Bill at Lincoln Center
... for him) grasped both the empyrean lyricism of the opening Blessed Spirit pas de deux and the rapturous exultance of the final celebration. «New York Times, Feb 15»
Our 10 Favorite Albums From 2014
... I can't help it if musicians like to imitate them.) “Held In Splendor,” though gauzy and enveloping, is shot through with thunderous exultance. «WBUR, Dec 14»
'Degas's Little Dancer' Spotlights a Seminal Sculpture
Though Degas demonstrates ballet's beauty here, he traces no exultance in her; and meanwhile, he allows us to feel kinesthetically just how ... «New York Times, Dec 14»
LIGHTS And Wild Party At The Fonda: Show Review
... Do It.” It was never your favorite song, but hearing it in person, sung in raw exultance by the woman who wrote it, it is painted in a new light. «Neon Tommy, Nov 14»
Let's answer Roscrea's call: 'Ireland needs to be reborn'
Usually, having been reared in a town, I feel a profound exultance on almost any street at this time of day, a sense of rest and looking forward, ... «Irish Independent, Aug 14»
David Hallberg's Dancing Develops in Russia
Many dancers are gymnasts, but his glory is mixed with an element of restraint; he has composure within exultance. In many ways, he evokes ... «New York Times, Jul 14»
Fabio Fognini and Marinko Matosevic handed Wimbledon fines
Meanwhile Australian media has reported that Marinko Matosevic (check his crazy exultance in Paris) has been fined $3,300 for on court ... «Tennis World - the place for Tennis News and Tennis Tournament, Jun 14»
