Sentences with phrase «exult as»

«But there is something here in which to exult as well.

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Economic Development & Trade Minister Deron Bilous has exulted in his role as Defender of Alberta Strong & Free ever since early December when Brad Wallâ $ ™ s Saskatchewan govâ $ ™ t attempted its...

As much fun as it is to exult, a much better response would be to act in ways that invites the world's Muslims to be with us, and not villanize them or their faitAs much fun as it is to exult, a much better response would be to act in ways that invites the world's Muslims to be with us, and not villanize them or their faitas it is to exult, a much better response would be to act in ways that invites the world's Muslims to be with us, and not villanize them or their faith.

CT exults in the fact that such figures, who are not ashamed to be called evangelicals, are teaching at universities such as Yale and Duke where the liberals - in antithesis to whom evangelicals define themselves - once held undisputed sway.

Christians in Nepal are exulting over the national parliament's dramatic decision on May 18 to abolish the monarchy and declare the state secular, wiping out its tag as a Hindu kingdom.

He exults in his «reputation as being both a dirty old man and a guru,» talks about his romantic affairs throughout his book, and does not exclude them from the arena of his professional life.

«As she rushes about spitting on those who under ordinary circumstances would almost choose death rather than to suffer such pollution from a Madiga, she breaks into wild, exulting songs, telling of the humiliation to which she is subjecting the proud caste people.

In fact, Scripture reveals joy as a spectrum of emotions, actions, and responses that includes happiness, gladness, cheer, merriment, delighting, dancing, shouting, exulting, rejoicing, laughing, playing, brightening, blessing and being blessed, taking pleasure in and being well pleased.

«One single voice continues to sing the tenor, while at the same time many other voices play around it, exulting and decorating it in exuberant strains, and as it were leading it forth in a divine roundelay,» wrote Luther in the Preface to Georg Rhau's Symphoniae Jucundae, 1538.

As though the gravity - defying dunks never gave way to the deceptive pump - fakes, and power never gave way to positioning, as though Flash never gave way to flash - in - a-pan, he exults, «This is my house.&raquAs though the gravity - defying dunks never gave way to the deceptive pump - fakes, and power never gave way to positioning, as though Flash never gave way to flash - in - a-pan, he exults, «This is my house.&raquas though Flash never gave way to flash - in - a-pan, he exults, «This is my house.»

Paolo Rossi exults while still on the ground as his header starts off Italy's 3 - 1 rout of West Germany in the final of the World Cup

From the psychology and neuroscience around play, creativity, dreaming and sleep, we can as easily derive a picture of human cognition that doesn't recoil from the buzzing, blooming demands of everyday life, but exults in using imagination, stories, abstraction and metaphor to comprehend the world.

During our weekend in Navajo country — where we visit a substance - abuse clinic and meet a Native American Church leader as well as attend the peyote session — he exults in displaying his knowledge of psychedelic chemistry and his talent for mimicry.

Zero Dark Thirty took its moral questions and met them head - on, simply presenting events as fact and not adding any sort of editorial voice behind the scenes either exulting or condemning these men and women for their actions on the road to finding Osama Bin Laden.

Jaume Collet - Serra, the film's wonderful director, has always exulted in details — it's what helps him stand out as an artist even though he mostly makes this kind of easily dismissed genre fare.

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As a libertarian - leaning conservative, I've been exulting over the recent successes of Ron Paul's presidential campaign.

Many YA authors felt that the way the New York Times handled YA books in the past was preventing them from attaining the exulted status as a New York Times Bestseller.

For instance, there's no in - game tutorial, so you'll have to read the manual to familiarise yourself with the mechanics, such as how to switch into combat mode (as an aside, Exult provides an option to allow for paused real - time combat, such as found in Neverwinter Nights), and how to manage your inventory.

Returning to the work's autobiographical foundation, the artist discusses this as a reference to the organizing principle of the community in which he was raised and an exulted «distillation of cruelty, a crystallization of coercion and force.»

«This is our best show ever,» exulted Guild Hall Executive Director Ruth Appelhof, repeating what she says every August, as she greets guests for the late summer exhibition.

Thoreau exulted in wilderness, but as Daniel Botkin reminded me in his important book «No Man's Garden,» Thoreau also appreciated «the swamp on the edge of town.»

On the naïve and scientifically silly assumption that the only way that plant - based carbon can get into the atmosphere is by people burning fuels, they exult that here indeed is the smoking gun: Decreases of C13 in the atmosphere mean that our sinful combustions are clearly identifiable as major contributors to the 100 ppm increase in CO2 since 1850.

As one wind industry shill exults, «A president can not undo rules promulgated by previous administrations.