Sentence examples for shared exhilaration from inspiring English sources

Her memoir, Riding Fury Home, tells the story of the powerful, complicated bond between her mother and herself: from her childhood in the 50s with a suicidal mother, to discovering in adulthood that her mother had been a closeted lesbian given psychiatric treatment to "cure her," to their shared exhilaration when they both come out in the women's and gay liberation movements.

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.

Sharing the morbid exhilaration of Lobo Antunes, the characters in his novels can't help wondering at the creativity of their bodies — so keen to spawn diseases, so foully fruitful.

Sharing the morbid exhilaration of Lobo Antunes, the characters in his novels can't help wondering at the creativity of their bodies so keen to spawn diseases, so foully fruitful.

As the two men enthusiastically splash on the paint, to the sound of a Gluck aria on the studio phonograph, we get to share the physical exhilaration of initiating a piece of art.

For in the end, the protest swept up millions of demonstrators: by some estimates nearly a quarter of Egypt's population of 81 million, in a mass action whose exhilaration could be shared by all who watched.

Share the exhilaration.

With an obvious mix of exhaustion and exhilaration Mr. Ozawa generously shared the clamorous ovation from an audience that seemed to have taken in the work's — and the performance's — many messages.

More than ever do I need to find consolation in the wails that Munir Barchir, that towering Iraqi musician, draws from his oud... "May peace be with those who share with me The exhilaration of light, the light carried by the butterfly In the long tunnel of this dark night" Mahmoud Darwish, State of Siege.

More than that, DeLillo found a way to capture, through the magic of language, the exhilaration of a classic game — the suspense, the anticipation, the unpredictability, the communal sense of a shared moment in time.

After intermission came Barraque's electronic Etude, dating from the same period as the Sonata, 1951-53, and sharing its combination of despair and exhilaration.