Sentence examples for exhilaration from from inspiring English sources

You write that Greene felt an "anarchic exhilaration" from the war's destruction.

And, of course, the exhilaration from unearthing a startling fact that just may lead to another startling fact, and another.

As he sipped a beer and picked at a platter of delicate spring rolls, he was still fidgeting with exhilaration from the encounter with Obama.

The folks who get exhilaration from hearing "it's changing all the time" and "you can contribute to how we do it going forward," those are the types we want.

In them, these agile young singer-dancers get a chance to make like a sexed-up Fred and Ginger, and you can feel the buzz of their exhilaration from doing so.

For Honduras, a nation which has been wrought with political upheaval and a skyrocketing murder rate, it was nothing but pure joy and exhilaration from the opening whistle as Jerry Bengston scored the first of his three goals in the seventh minute.

His exhilaration came from more than running around the pitch.

For her, though, the greatest exhilaration flowed from the sense that history had been made and that the lives of future generations would be changed forever.

The exhilaration came from feeling empowered to think about new ways to tackle some of these goals using the powerful marketing tools at our disposal.

The portraits from that series of the collection are some of the most powerful, perhaps for the sense of exhilaration and from the freedom that the boys were feeling.

Ash has no notion of character and is further from any kind of wood than dejection is from exhilaration.