Before long he is stealing and setting fires just for "the exquisite thrill of getting away with it".
In 1929, when he was 29 and a half, White wrote to his brother Stanley: "Sometimes in writing of myself — which is the only subject anyone knows intimately — I have occasionally had the exquisite thrill of putting my finger on a little capsule of truth, and heard it give the faint squeak of mortality under my pressure, an antic sound".
The choreography of Vertical Road, carried on the evocative cross-currents of Nitin Sawhney's score, is at once exquisite and thrilling, but there's a loss of focus two-thirds of the way through, at which point the narrative thread begins to fray and the metaphors become unreadable.
But Lionel Messi curled home an exquisite free kick before halftime of another thrilling match between the Spanish giants with the league champions hanging on to beat the cup holders for the title.
It took a young-at-heart French director in his mid-thirties, Jacques Rozier, to capture, in his first feature, "Adieu Philippine" (which he shot in 1960), the severe drama and the earnest games contained in the exuberance — nowhere more than in this thrilling, exquisite dance sequence.
… A magnificent victory, an exquisite filly and a thrill to see!" I am excited to see her foal that was born on Jan . 22 , 2012and is known affectionately by his barn name, Taco.
Other nostalgic thrills include Whoopie Pies ($3.50 each): two exquisite chocolate cake disks with abundant marshmallow cream at the center.
Romantics, meanwhile, who thrilled to the spectacular exploits of the exquisite serve-and-volleyer Sergiy Stakhovsky against Federer on Centre Court on Wednesday night were briefly encouraged to wonder if this fading art was about to be revived.
The album was called "I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You," and if you listened closely, if you paid attention, it would just thrill you, take you to a place of exquisite human feeling.
Mr. Stevens, long known for his exquisite chamber-pop, has added a new patch to his ever-expanding crazy-quilt of influences: crass cheap thrills.
When on the road, we have all been thrilled when we have found that tiny, perfect cheese shop on a side street in Paris, an exquisite handmade stationery store or a unique wine shop.
