Sentences with phrase «most jubilant»

The powers - that - be decided to split the bigger picture in half, a decision that ultimately lessens the potential impact of the overall film, but still this is pulp fiction at its finest and most jubilant.

The vision of Southern California terrain Barfod molds in Salton Sea seems strangely undead and haunting even at its most jubilant moments, creating a chilling sense of something epic and part - human.

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Most investors make the mistake of letting Mr Market be their master, feeling bad when the market is down and jubilant when the market is rising.

In consequence, while the New Testament is supremely a book of hardship and tragedy, it is far and away the most exultant and jubilant book in the literature of religion.

I'll be the first to admit, quinoa doesn't make me as jubilant as most carbs.

Most of the members came out of the meeting in a jubilant mood with some of them dancing as a sign of victory for the party on the issue, which has in the last weeks, deepened the cracks within the party's rank and file, our correspondent reported from the party's headquarters

«That's what this election is all about: who can walk into the national arena with the most support,» Rangel said, doing shtick for the jubilant crowd at his victory party at the Taino Tower in Harlem as he waited to declare actual victory.

Baby, Baby — Amy Grant (1991) A jubilant tribute to a healthy, happy relationship, this might not be the most complicated love song but that's ok.

Most investors make the mistake of letting Mr Market be their master, feeling bad when the market is down and jubilant when the market is rising.

NOTE: When I say she runs it is not a 20 mile an hour gallop like most dogs but it is jubilant and active for a dog with a very severe case of hip dysplasia in both hips.

One of the most innovative explorers of this vanguard has been Laura Owens, the subject of a jubilant, chameleonic midcareer survey now on view at the Whitney Museum of American Art.