Sentence examples for cause exhilaration from inspiring English sources
The syndrome may cause exhilaration, giddiness, extreme anxiety, depression, or paranoia, depending on the individual diver and the diver's medical or personal history.
So Smart Houses cause both stress and exhilaration, and the emotions are hard to separate.
But as the last of the rallies and teach-ins petered out yesterday afternoon, the demonstrators who came to New York to rail against the World Economic Forum expressed exhilaration, vindication and yet frustration, saying that their cause had produced larger-than-expected crowds and had defied predictions of violence -- but that their voices had fallen on largely indifferent ears.
In films, it is possible to reverse this apparent cause-and-effect relationship and to induce a feeling of happiness, excitement, or exhilaration by making the picture seem to move quickly.
It adds up to exhilaration.
Desperation collides with exhilaration.
I feel exhilaration, disbelief.
Exhilaration burned in me.
