Sentence examples for exhilarating though from inspiring English sources

Often these excursions are exhilarating, though, like Reynolds's delvings into the term "Roxy" from which came the north-east's Roxy Music (it's the name of the dancing club in Keith Waterhouse's Billy Liar, a novel about another young dreamer from the industrial north, and of the huge 1920s New York movie palace, designed, much like glam rock, "to make the average citizen feel like royalty").

(It must have been exhilarating, though, to be a former slave and ride, armed, against other slaves' masters).

A balance, exhilarating though always precarious, was achieved in three remarkable novels of hers.

It was certainly exhilarating though occasionally the orchestra couldn't keep up, as in the skittering fugato section of the Scherzo.

Exhilarating though "Talk to Me" promises to be, it has a familiar subtext in some of the problems it anticipates for the new wave of communication designers.

It's so exhilarating though – you wouldn't get that level of fear if you were filming it in a tank in a studio.

This first exhilarating week, though, has produced some impromptu answers of the kind that beat a well-planned government program.

The pace of the snowcat tour was hectic and exhilarating, as though we were in a mad race for powder turns -- which, in fact, we were.

The effect for the reader of these sudden shifts of perspective is exhilarating, as though Lopez has gripped you by the shoulder and pressed his binoculars to your eyes.

Foxx's odyssey from captive slave to mythical avenger, enabled by Waltz's liberal German "dentist", is often an exhilarating ride, though the action is constantly slowed up by Tarantino's love of his own dialogue – if only he'd kept that chained in.

Despite the remarkable cast, headed by Ingrid Bergman and the director's daughter Liza Minnelli, it was made on a low budget by the bargain-basement studio American International Pictures and its co-founder, Samuel Z. Arkoff, who were better known for threadbare (though often exhilarating) science-fiction and horror films.