Sentence examples for exhilarating vision from inspiring English sources
I ask them what music kicked off their warped but exhilarating vision of the world.
MARY ZIMMERMAN'S exhilarating vision of "Metamorphoses" is now, happily, at Hartford Stage.
He came to international prominence in the 1960s, most particularly with pieces such as Eight Songs for a Mad King and Revelation and Fall in which he created a new, shocking and exhilarating vision of music theatre.
It's an exhilarating vision: drawing plants up through buildings -- indoor atriums, outdoor terraces, roof gardens on the 110th floor -- as if the parks down below were moving up the escalators, not only to beautify our lives but also to help clean and cool the air.
In "The Death of Fred Clifton," the poet's dead husband describes the exhilarating revelation and vision that death offered.
Her enduring vision linking art and public purpose can be exhausting as well as exhilarating.
Spanning the years from 1915 (D.W. Griffith's "Birth of a Nation") to 1990 (Martin Scorsese's "GoodFellas"), "Visions of Light" is more than educational and entertaining, it's exhilarating - Sunday at noon on AMC.
McGinley isn't rediscovering Eden, but his vision of golden youth scampering through fireworks or tumbling through the air is exhilarating and determinedly optimistic.
Characters in the novel have a kind of Napoleonic world vision, an obsessively imperial point of view that spans the globe, stirring, disturbing, exhilarating.
But it is also exhilarating for the least perverse of reasons: the experience of reading a novelist of David Vann's rare artistry and vision.
