Sentence examples for exhilaration about from inspiring English sources

Yet, although this is the most disquieting play in London, there is a curious exhilaration about both the performance and Crimp's confrontation with our perpetual unease.

Larry Siedentop's Democracy In Europe (Allen Lane, Penguin) has a remarkable clarity and exhilaration about something that runs the risk of becoming just another topic of debate.

I was sharing my own exhilaration about the serious investment that our government, regional agencies and the EU were making in graphene research at the University of Manchester.

But if he comes across as mild mannered, he expresses real exhilaration about the challenge of carving out plays that are grounded in milestones for the country and the Apples.

His exhilaration about the go-ahead sustained him as his health declined in recent months, and it kept him involved in plans for the mission's 2016 launching "to his last breath," said his wife, Gail Georgenson.

This sense of liberation coincided with his own self-discovery around the time he started to write Tales: "I've been very open about myself for years because, once I came out, I felt such exhilaration about telling the truth that I thought it had endless possibilities".

I listened to songs, thought about them, felt exhilaration, wrote about what I was thinking and feeling.

Success story When it comes down to it, it's all a question of drive Triathlon - it's about dynamism, it's about exhilaration and it's about taking on the challenge of swim, bike and run.

What haunts them, however, is a creeping dread that nearly 500 days of unprecedented insurrection, mobilisation and exhilaration is about to end in despair: that Walker will defeat the Democratic challenger, Tom Barrett, and thereby sow defeat for Democratic causes and candidates nationwide, including President Barack Obama.

The explosion of mobile devices initially prompted exhilaration among marketers about the potential for peppering people with ads on the cellphones that are always at hand.

It's an extravaganza that says something about the exhilaration of well-crafted structures, and about the ennobling potential of public places.