I have also experienced exhilaration, excitement, and wonder along the way.
Having been a young, impressionable film buff when "Breathless" first appeared, I can't help but experience nostalgic exhilaration at the memory of its freshness.
Children with physical limitations who rely on others to get around would experience the exhilaration of striking off on their own, experiencing space, objects and other children on their own terms.
The unpredictable "magic" of each trial, the chase after truth (never found, in his experience), the exhilaration of his rage against "illegal" international tribunals and the hypocrisies of America, energised him as nothing else could.
As she began to work harder, to actually train with a coach, she began to experience the exhilaration of rowing in total synch with crewmates whose oars hit the water together and finish the stroke at exactly the same moment.
In effect, he's taking us seat-jockeys and letting us know that, if we could only experience the exhilaration of the physical, of action, of danger, we'd trade in our tennis and our Raymond Chandler and our Ella Fitzgerald (or, as Jake says, "What have we got to offer them — lite beer and bluejeans?") and never look back.
It's gotten to the point where collectively we yearn for tragedy, a bomb going off nearby, a train crash, just to experience the exhilaration of death.
So tear yourself away from your lover's embrace, even if for only a few days, and experience the exhilaration of a solo jaunt.
Early efforts included a visit to Britain in which Douglass experienced the exhilaration of avoiding race prejudice for the first time.
Once a street child experiences the exhilaration of spending his own money, it's hard to sell him on the long-term advantage of trading paid work for homework.
In his freshman season, he's experienced the exhilaration of occasionally playing for the No. 2 team in the country as well as the frustration of not playing for several games.
