euphoria

She was in a state of euphoria all day.

The share market euphoria that greeted Barack Obama's victory in the U. S. presidential election did not last long.

With risk currencies falling, analysts said the euphoria fueled by China's pledge of a flexible yuan over the weekend has clearly faded.

So, how does one reach this state of mitigated euphoria in such a way that every moment in life can be savored to the fullest?

Baron observed a group-therapy session in one of the psychiatric hospitals and found the patients caught up in the same euphoria.

Thesight of thebacklit digits of the last units of his credit disappearing into the ether filled him with a strange sense of euphoria.

It releases the body endorphin into the bloodstream, producing a sense of euphoria and leaving you with a feeling of well-being.

We've gone from the depths of despair to near euphoria in just a few days.

But the euphoria of the last few weeks seems to have evaporated as Adri reported an acute pain in his thigh at the end of training today.

Less than a year after Barack Obama's election, European euphoria over the end of the Bush era is fading.

When the war ended the next year, "it was a time of complete euphoria. Everyone was falling in love with each other. "

But history is full of authoritative warnings of trouble to come that have been completely ignored in the euphoria of the moment.

Many runners have had the opportunity to experience a state of euphoria while running.

And my spirit soared free, like a great whale gliding through the sea of silent euphoria. Nirvana. I found Nirvana.

They think there might have been less euphoria had financial markets and policymakers been less fixated on GDP.

It releases endorphins into the bloodstream, producing a sense of euphoria and leaving you with a feeling of well-being.

But some investors, analysts argue, are simply being caught up in the euphoria surrounding precious metals investment.

Further, after the euphoria of Ivy League novelty subsides, one observes that this is no revolutionary change in substance.

But many believed the euphoria stemmed more from a belief that the authorities were finally prepared to prop up share prices.

But if households do not save in downturns, how likely are they to save as the economy recovers and euphoria kicks in?

We do not have to be blindsided by downsides just because we lazily surrender to the euphoria of the Complex.

At this moment of euphoria, four common notions about Indian democracy deserve to be doused with a little scepticism.

But as the euphoria of some and anger of others both subside, these may turn out to be less dramatic than many foreign pundits suggest.

While impishly dissenting in tone, he was up-beat in spirit: hopeful, sassy, inspirational almost to the point of euphoria.

She was still in a state of euphoria hours after heR victory.

I don't want to break the euphoria amongst the fans, but more than favourites I prefer to say that Spain are contenders with high hopes.

Despite all this, there is still plenty of post-revolutionary euphoria in Cairo.

I was in a state of euphoria all day.

When the market thinks an investment is going to underperform munis, it's safe to say we are not in the midst of euphoria.

They induce a sense of grandeur and a euphoria that may make the grimmest political realities seem like paper tigers.

Finally, athletes on high doses of AASs often experience a state of euphoria, increased aggression, and decreased fatigue.

Time and again over the centuries it has been clear that optimism, greed, euphoria and despair do not recognise national boundaries.

But even if Indian shares seem somewhat frothy, the euphoria could be helpful if it enables India to raise equity.

These areas deal with emotions, and one of them, in particular, is known to respond to drugs that cause feelings of euphoria.

As the president-elect turns his attention to the business of governing, the euphoria over his historic election has not subsided.

But the euphoria with which state-owned media greeted the announcement is absent on the ground.

Prepare to face your very soul the maker of your destiny for time's euphoria blithest you and grace's hold released.

In the early euphoria of reunification, German politicians thought that the costs of rebuildIng the East would be temporary.

The euphoria is not entirely nonsensical, at least in the short term.

People all over the world describe falling in love in similar terms: euphoria, exhilaration, elation.

But there is a big difference between this episode of emerging markets euphoria and the last, which ended barely a year ago.

During the last U. S. recession decades ago, Europe was in its post cold war euphoria, while the Asian economies were the stuff of miracle.

People are not always rational; they make mistakes and are carried away by euphoria.

Patients can have significant weakness and lethargy , I feel there may be changes, including euphoria and Juan sleep.

Every college student could have remembered that their parents' euphoria when they were accepted by the university.

The euphoria is sometimes followed by feelings of discomfort and depression and a craving to experience the drug again.

After he won, he lived through a day or two of euphoria.

Never get too carried away by investment euphoria, whether for stocks and shares or bricks and mortar - nothing goes up for ever.

World Bank chief Robert Zoellick was keen to dispel any sense of euphoria about the much talked-about world economic recovery.

One told the Journal, 'Investors have begun a state of euphoria and complacency. '

Like alcohol, a debt boom tends to induce euphoria.

In the democratic euphoria that followed the war, many Americans reassessed their prewar prejudices.

Just as prices can be driven far above fair value in periods of euphoria, so they can be driven far below it in periods of fear.

In Taiwan, where markets are still infused with cross-strait euphoria, the yearly GDP fall was the worst on record.

Investors took profits as the initial euphoria that greeted last week's efforts by the Chinese authorities to shore up the market faded.

They offered what was essentially an easy-listening space to burnt-out crowds as they come down from their drug-induced euphoria.

A drug that tends to produce euphoria.

Bernd- Schneider : We kindled such a euphoria in Germany.

The scenes served as a reminder that following the euphoria of the Arab spring, little concrete progress towards reform has been made.

They believe that the spot may be part of the brain's smile, laugh, and euphoria center.

But the euphoria of liberation, already dissipated, will not return: that was a moment only.

As your confidence grows, the more likely that at some point you will cross the threshold into euphoria and start the cycle all over again.

However, since depths of trauma are recalled more vividly than heights of euphoria, religions should, in his view, prefer the former.

The euphoria of his victory-night speech in Grant Park four years earlier is a distant memory.

A preparation from the leaves and seed capsules of the cannabis plant, smoked, chewed, eaten, or infused and drunk to obtain mild euphoria.

Dopamine is responsible for the euphoria that addicts chase, whether they get it from methamphetamine, alcohol, or Internet gambling.

When traders are on a winning streak, their testosterone levels surge, sparking such euphoria that they underestimate risk.

This simultaneously pumps up asset prices and obscures their speculative nature, with euphoria usurping the place of analysis.

Euphoria and self-sabotage are two powerful psychological forces that will have an extremely negative effect on your bottom line.

The initial signs of stimulation are hyperactivity, restlessness, increased blood pressure, increased heart rate and euphoria.

In something as big as the South Sea Bubble, poets, bishops, Sir Isaac Newton and King George I were drawn into the euphoria.

marihuana a preparation made from the dried flower clusters and leaves of the cannabis plant , usually smoked or eaten to induce euphoria.

But like so much about Washington, a closer inspection should temper any euphoria.

Amid the euphoria, he was even made an honorary citizen of a Spanish town before being made an ambassador for England's 2018 World Cup bid.

He was there to hold me if I lost and shared the euphoria when I won.

Sociologists found that the euphoria of young love can become an unrealistic benchmark against which all future romances are judged.

World stocks rallied on bold action that will help finance emerging markets, though economists cautioned against euphoria.

The markets have greeted the latest package with a wave of euphoria. No great surprise there.

The premature euphoria of recent weeks owes more to relief at meltdown averted than to real evidence that recovery is under way.

These may sound like parodies of new internet companies emerging from Silicon Valley's latest bout of internet euphoria.

The current euphoria is tempered by a degree of scepticism from investors who have witnessed previous cycles.

Often, those who said they experienced an intense euphoria reported that it came after an endurance event.

I must have frozen for a couple of seconds. I'd gone from euphoria to absolute heartbreak.

These soothing feelings most likely result from the release of endorphins, brain chemicals that relieve pain and can produce euphoria.

There was a feeling of the most total, pure euphoria.

The early euphoria could rapidly fizzle into surly disappointment.

But when the euphoria was over, the question that struck me was: What should we really BE cheering about?

Thanks to this euphoria, banks misread the risks embedded in complex new financial instruments.

The reasons for abuse of other drugs included: substituting for heroin, improving sleep and increasing euphoria.

Expect too for the initial euphoria in financial markets to dissipate quickly as politics and reality intrude.

If even I could discern the 'euphoria' that Mr. Buffett warns about, surely he could, too.

The markets first react with euphoria to the announcement, then with disappointment once they have read the small print.

The euphoria surrounding Mr Ho's inauguration is now a distant memory.

It timed its build-up there before the China story became tinged with euphoria and the prospects of the existing business remain attractive.

While dopamine normally helps us feel the pleasure of eating or having sex, it also helps produce euphoria from illegal drugs.

Inhalation: Inhalation of vapor may produce anesthetic effects and reeling euphoria.

Given the euphoria and the funds pouring into the region, it is hard to imagine the party ending any time soon.

After the revolution and during the euphoria of the Marxism-Leninism period.

The euphoria of Saturday's health reform victory for the Democrats will not last long.

The euphoria, which is due to nutmeg's active ingredient, myristicin, is described as similar to that caused by the drug ecstasy.

Love becomes addictive when that feeling of euphoria which occurs during romantic love becomes the goal.

The news sparked a wave of euphoria across the country.

With investor euphoria running high and so much liquidity sloshing around, anything seems possible.

Endorphins are the neurotransmitters in your brain that reduce pain and, in the absence of pain, can induce euphoria.

Such determination underscores the continuing euphoria in Asia over Apple's products.

Euphoria about Asia's importance also should be tempered by perspective.

There was a kind of euphoria in the hall, something beyond perfection.

He worried a lot about the dangers of what he called "expansion euphoria" .

When these areas are stimulated--as they can be by food and drink, or even monetary gain--they produce feelings of euphoria.

"The days of euphoria are ending, " said Ademir Henning, an Embrapa plant pathologist.

In the euphoria of the bubble, builders and developers showed little interest in the idea.

But the euphoria that surrounded previous IPOs of Chinese state-owned banks is absent this time.

The key ingredient for addiction to occur is the feeling of euphoria the person gets from the behavior.

Euphoria, disbelief, jeers and cheers filled the Internet following FIFA's announcement that Qatar will host the 2022 World Cup.

The dollar was firmer against all of the G10 currencies as risk aversion returned to the markets and as last week's euphoria subsided.

Look carefully, however, and both Wall Street's euphoria and the hawks' nervousness are overdone.

After the late night euphoria at the euro meeting last week, investors are now looking to the G20 for detail on who will pay what.

wxEuphoria was last released in December 2005 and is a binding for the Euphoria programming language.

"At some point there will be despair just as there is euphoria now. "

After the ascension had taken place and the inner view was over enormous joy and euphoria was released, with singing and dancing.

The vaccines are designed to block the "high" , or euphoria, associated with the drug.

Now that the euphoria has waned, hard political realities come into view.

The euphoria built as people here waved goodbye to the north of Sudan and the flag of South Sudan was raised.

Financial markets are certainly subject to cycles of euphoria and panic.

Thomson adds that the Chinese market can flip - flop between euphoria and despair in a heartbeat .

No, I mean it! I mean, when I read Euphoria at Midnight, all I wanted to do was become a writer.

marked by exaggerated feelings of euphoria and delusions of grandeur.

The greater the euphoria the runners reported, the more endorphins in their brain.

His mood oscillates between euphoria and depression.

Art has mainly been serving as the cities' public story-teller, to bring euphoria with people.

But, in Vaduz, Solzhenitsyn, a principled conservative, could not join in the West's euphoria.

The euphoria saw tributes flood in from India's most prominent actors and film-makers.

I felt euphoria. Euphoria. It was beautiful.

But euphoria from victory in the first Gulf War gave way to resentment over a relatively brief recession.

But after the euphoria of toppling Batista in January 1959, his friend proved indifferent to human rights and liberties.

The "borderline" often swings from intense anger to euphoria.

Depression, loss of confidence and anger replaced my euphoria as I questioned everything: Why God, why not me?

Manic episodes are characterized by euphoria and elevated self-esteem, lasting more than 1 week.

But such euphoria at loosening policy misses the panic underlying it.

We're wired to experience euphoria when we belong to a band of people championing common values. It literally intoxicates us.

Alexander Smirnov has never gotten over the euphoria of August 1991.

The chemical can induce feelings of happiness and euphoria.

Similarly, euphoria in markets is dangerous.

Euphoria about getting the deal done characterizes the first stage.

But that euphoria is increasingly tempered.

The feelings of bliss and euphoria, meanwhile, can be recreated with drugs such as ketamine and amphetamine.

Most markets retreated after Monday's euphoria.

The sweet music and dim lights induced in the couple a feeling of euphoria.

(Laughter) Oh! I felt euphoria. Euphoria.

That creates the risk that euphoria could flip to terror again.

Unlike you, after interacting with them, they didn't experience the same high level euphoria and excitement.

The euphoria may return, but only temporarily.

It was followed by a period of euphoria and high growth.

Li's historic victory at Roland Garros was greeted with euphoria in China, where the match wrapped up shortly before midnight.

It was swept by euphoria last month as the Sensex, India's bench market index, hit 20, 000 for the first time.

This turns to euphoria and boom; emotions determine "reality" , as when internet stocks rose by 500 per cent in 18 months.

Prise give him a feeling of euphoria, which is false, because it does not last and it does not come from self approval.

The car the students embarked on the euphoria of the mountain, the mountain Jade we all had a great time.

Few remain detached in a period of euphoria, or of panic.

So we shouldn't let tech-euphoria distract us from other critical factors.

But once the euphoria wore off, I was still left without this friend.

In the euphoria of 1859 to 1861, few Italian politicians paused to consider the complications of uniting so diverse a collection of people.

A feeling of excitement or euphoria.

elation So after a period of euphoria, the bond market tumbled.

Another explanation is that Chinese investors are at last questioning the stockmarket's euphoria; its index fell almost 5% on January 31st.

At first glance, Bush hatred and Obama euphoria could not be more different.

We can model the euphoria and the fear stage of the business cycle.

The euphoria of victory in 1945 had long since given way to sullen resentment.

That is why the kissing partners can experience feelings of euphoria and bliss in the process.

Defining exactly what it is that characterises this new wave of internet euphoria, however, is not easy.

To experience euphoria , for example, as a result of taking a drug .

Today there's hype and over-euphoria, and we cut our investments because they're reflected in the price.

The mood is not yet reminiscent of 2000-style euphoria or 2008-style despair.

And we already know what happens when the China euphoria truly wanes.

I remember this euphoria when I went to university, the first in his family to do so.

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It's euphoria causing the price to go up and realism causing it to fall back,

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