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Euphoric in sentence

28 examples of Euphoric in a sentence

I felt empty and full, hot and cold, euphoric and depressed because the brain is the world's first fully functional quantum computer; it can occupy multiple states at the same time.
But these euphoric episodes exceed ordinary feelings of joy, causing troubling symptoms like racing thoughts, sleeplessness, rapid speech, impuslive actions, and risky behaviors.
I was euphoric.
So you're more likely to feel in a euphoric state, creativity, find more patterns.
the acting got progressively worse as the "movie" advanced, and the directors use of euphoric drugs became apparent as the final scenes approached.
It was a classless, shameful, euphoric, and powerfully addictive experience.
Then, last month, when the Fed postponed its withdrawal from so-called quantitative easing, markets quickly turned euphoric.
The Davos CEOs were euphoric about the return to growth, about their soaring profits and compensation.
NATO Means SolidarityPRAGUE: We have come a long way from those poetic, buoyant, and euphoric days that followed communism’s fall; those days of suddenly gained liberties, of enormous and often quite naive hopes.
But, after a few euphoric years, the West began acting more and more like the Cold War’s winners.
While much has been achieved since those euphoric times, Egypt’s revolution today is, unfortunately, incomplete and imperfect – so much so that some now doubt whether it will fully succeed.
But for stock markets generally, valuations are not yet excessive, and investors are far from euphoric.
Notwithstanding the euphoric resurgence of global equity markets over the past two years, the world economy remains fragile.
The West Also RisesLONDON: American and European capitalism is euphoric nowadays.
For a day, or sometimes only for a few hours, traders succumb to the illusion of stability, fueling a euphoric but ephemeral financial-market rally.
Euphoric investors acted as if profits would continue to grow at unprecedented rates.
No other country had a stock market panic of similar magnitude, in large part because no other country had experienced the euphoric run-up of stock prices that sucked large numbers of Americans, from very different backgrounds, into financial speculation.
In the wake of the euphoric mass protests in Kyiv, Russia’s president has since said that he can work with whatever government Ukraine’s people choose.
Nixon’s euphoric declaration was typical of his mood.
Their finance ministers, while euphoric at their countries’ record-low borrowing costs, must have understood that it might not last.
At the euphoric outset of the 1989 demonstrations, more than 80,000 students marched through the streets of Beijing demanding a more responsive government.
In the euphoric aftermath of the victory in World War Two, the hope that security could be made collective was reposed in the UN Security Council-with abject results.
They were perhaps too euphoric in 1996, but then wildly pessimistic in 1997.
The West, euphoric from its victory over communism and its seemingly unstoppable economic growth, failed to implement necessary structural reforms (Germany and Sweden were rare exceptions).
Yet the euphoric reaction seen in some quarters is misplaced.
When markets are in a euphoric state, they are in no position to exert discipline on any borrower, let alone a government with a reasonable credit rating.
How to Stem Ukraine’s CorruptionCAMBRIDGE – In the euphoric moment immediately following the collapse of the Soviet Union, few would have guessed that Ukraine – an industrialized country with an educated workforce and vast natural resources – would suffer stagnation for the next 28 years.
Emerging economies should not run substantial external deficits just because foreign investors feel euphoric.