The more exultantly we feel our abundance of life the more we reject death in any of its forms.
The more we are freed from fear the more exultantly we feel our abundance of life.
And the face itself, so exultantly fierce in its hour of triumph, now a mask of quivering, hopeless terror.
But Winslow pointed exultantly from one window, where an icy expanse could be seen.
Kent thanked him, and grinned exultantly when he was gone.
And Kent, exultantly hopeful a little while before, felt his heart grow heavy within him as he waited for the moment when he would begin the fight to repossess himself of the life and freed which he had lost.
He paused in his whistling for a moment to laugh softly and exultantly as he thought of the years of experience which were his surest safeguard now.
Then there was a crash of music that rang, as it were, exultantly across the shadowy town until a tumultuous roar of voices drowned the Royal March of Spain.
The Germans could hardly believe their defeat; the British exultantly knew that their hour had come.
When working on coconut oil containing a high percentage of free fatty acids, concordant results could not be obtained by the various members of the committee when working with identical samples, solvents and apparatus.
When my hands touched thy feet, I exultantly cried, 'Ecce Agnus Dei, ecce qui abstulit peccata mundi.
This time, when he exultantly caught at her hand, she dared not refuse it to him.
Back in his bedroom Larry walked exultantly to and fro.
All the world agree," exultantly wrote Franklin from Paris to General Washington, "that no expedition was ever better planned or better executed.
We nominate Presidents," exultantly boasted a Richmond newspaper; "the North elects them.
Liberty will have another feather in her cap," exultantly wrote a Boston editor.
Did he not then exultantly exclaim: "The laws of the Union follow its citizens and its banner protects them even within the domain of the Chinese Empire"?
I lay long awake that night thinking over the momentous change so soon to come into my life, wondering exultantly what Nancy Willett would say now.
Groping with her hands in the left-hand corner, her fingers clasped exultantly something heavy, something wrapped carefully in layers of flannel.
Lots of mail for you two," I cried, exultantly bursting into the cabin.
They painted the water exultantlyand were a triumphant challenge to the soul.
Dade, pushing his way exultantlytoward him, saw the blaze of anger at their fickleness leap into Jack's eyes.
On the instant there awoke within her a passionate longing for a love which could thus triumph over all disgrace, all ill usage, and bear one exultantly to its heaven!
She drums exultantly upon her dressing-table, loaded with its apparatus of glass and silver.
The spring laughs exultantly among the trees, and rains white blossoms upon the heads of the fair young couple beneath them.
Mrs. Wheaton looked on exultantly as the proudest and richest sought the acquaintance of the girl who had so long been like her own child.
There's a man's hand for you," cried Belle exultantlyas she exhibited Roger's bold chirography.
When Patsy caught up he was on his knees, his head bare, his eyes sparkling riotously, running his fingers exultantly through the green leaves that carpeted the ground.
It lay across her palm for a second, and then--the whim taking her--she shot it exultantly into the air.
The trembling of her hand betrayed that she had heard the malicious remark, and Hildegard looked after her exultantly as she returned to the coffee-table.
During the day following the first night on which the idea came to him, he hadexultantly dismissed other plans.
I have centuries to look forward to," he cries exultantly in an hour of disillusionment.
But what are these two most important discoveries of which you so exultantly speak?
He was looking ahead of them, and Durant chuckled exultantly as they heard him growl, and his teeth click.
Le Beau chuckled exultantly as he stuck the deadly lure on the end of the bait-peg.
Here is another, shouting exultantly to an acquaintance, "Nipped him this time, Jo!
He had acted well, and as he turned from her, his heat beat exultantly at her next words.
It was a brilliant pass and a brilliant catch; St. Timothy’s stood looking on disconsolate, while the Harvard players gathered exultantly for the line-up.
And she watched Gaga speeding exultantly towards her.
Now she was an exultantly happy one, given over to the great joy of the moment.
I could sit right here all night," exclaimed Harvey, breathing deep and looking off exultantly at the river.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "exultantly" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: gladly; happily; joyfully
