Sentence examples for exhilaration has from inspiring English sources

The exhilaration has long since dissipated, Mr. Wang said.

Exhilaration has now become too closely interwoven with terror.

But a question posed by Mr. Grimes yet to be answered: "Will diners ever again find that perspective enchanting?" he wrote more than six years ago, and added, "Exhilaration has now become too closely interwoven with terror".

Among journalists and intellectuals, a brief interval of exhilaration had given way to depression and fear.

Exhaustion and despair, expectation and exhilaration had been my duty companions for too long.

I had been skydiving, and the whir of exhilaration had carried over into an evening spent with friends.

Both the provocation and the published responses to it -- more or less evenly split between shock and exhilaration -- had a somewhat ritualized quality.

But both films leave you with the exhilaration of having seen something genuinely and importantly new.

"He could not forget the exhilaration he had felt when the sound of the slap slammed through his body.

There is the exhilaration of having been there, but there is also the rush of nerves as she watches other skaters take to the ice.

Leonard, at the beginning of his quest for revenge (that is, at the end of the movie), says, with a burst of exhilaration, "I have to believe in a world outside my own mind".