Sentence examples for a source of exhilaration from inspiring English sources

For these men Pelé and indeed Brazil itself were a source of exhilaration, bundled up together in some way with disco music, escape from suburbia, not having to be in the army, dancing to samba music in a beige safari suit while smoking a cigar, and generally escaping the mannered mediocrity of square-headed post-war Britain.

There's nothing like the stunning lyrical close of "Crossing the River," where violent uprootedness, seen through time, is redeemed in a vision of far-flung dreams and destinies -- Phillips finding in the spirit and scope of the African diaspora a source of exhilaration.

The captain is as devoted to military honor as he is to his wife, and the implicit conflict between these commitments is less a source of agony than of exhilaration.

Writer left the house with a feeling of exhilaration.

"A feeling of exhilaration came over me," he recalls.

Freedom from it, particularly for a woman, can be a moment of exhilaration and renewal.

This is a tale of exhilaration and crushing disappointment, of awe and anger.

After he is expelled from Andover for drinking, he feels a sense of exhilaration.

It is about experiencing a sense of exhilaration and pride that is unmatched in the civilian world.

McKellen said that bringing JRR Tolkien's Middle Earth to life in this way was a combination of exhilaration and tedium.

Even for districts whose budgets passed, there was less a sense of exhilaration than of relief.