Sentence examples for full of exhilarating from inspiring English sources

Dramatically paced, full of exhilarating avant-swing and fearless openness to the unexpected, it's up there with Shorter's best in his 80th remarkable year.

The plot is full of exhilarating psychological surprises and moral conundrums; the uniformly well-cast production is impeccably directed by Bartlett Sher.

Crowds poured into Assembly Hall, decked out in cream and crimson and full of exhilarating energy and pride.

For me, the 11-day transit strike marks the true beginning of a critical shift: from the existence I had until then, one shared mostly with my parents (nurturing, comfortable, semi-claustrophobic), to one that I would fill with friends, girlfriends and my own interests, a life full of exhilarating, scary and sometimes awesomely boneheaded decisions.

But it falls fairly short of exhilarating.

It was pretty great kind of exhilarating.

One Summer is full of such exhilarating, fact-filled fun.

The Election-Night celebration for Barack Obama in Grant Park, last November, was so full of the exhilarating imagery of integration — men and women of all races standing united in their pleasure at having elected the first African-American President — that the talk of a "post-racial" America was thick in the air.

The Election-Night celebration for Barack Obama in Grant Park, last November, was so full of the exhilarating imagery of integration men and women of all races standing united in their pleasure at having elected the first African-American President that the talk of a "post-racial" America was thick in the air.

By David Remnick July 22, 2009 The Election-Night celebration for Barack Obama in Grant Park, last November, was so full of the exhilarating imagery of integration — men and women of all races standing united in their pleasure at having elected the first African-American President — that the talk of a "post-racial" America was thick in the air.

This World Cup has been full of goals and exhilarating attacking play but traditional centre-forwards seem to be a dying breed.