Sentence examples for something exhilarating from inspiring English sources
There is something exhilarating when reading them, like being pushed back in the seat of an accelerating '70s sports car.
Neither "The Flick" nor "10 out of 12" is boring, exactly, but by dramatizing boredom they unearth something exhilarating.
Even on the page, without the electrical charge of Nemser's voice, there is something exhilarating about Feldstein's unspooling psychodrama.
"There's something exhilarating about a performance like this, isn't there?" he murmured.
There was something exhilarating about owning boots associated with danger and attitude, our own form of teenage rebellion.
There is something exhilarating in the sheer madness of Watchmen: a wacky world turned upside down - famous people from history are always getting dream-like cameos.
However flawed the production, there is something undeniably exhilarating about experiencing this whole text in two days.
WHEN a 50-year-old waitress in Queenstown told us that she went rock climbing every day, my brother, Seth, and I became inspired to find something uniquely exhilarating to do on our vacation there last December.
It feels like the film is in a constant state of reinvention, and there is something utterly exhilarating about the way Sullivan finds funny or meaningful moments, contextualises them, re-contextualises them, then finds them again.
We did our best but it wasn't good enough—I'm just so sorry.For the moment there is something almost exhilarating about the home secretary's willingness to admit his mistakes (unfortunately, there have been quite a few of them).
It was the style in which it was done, the ambition and verve shown against a vastly more experienced opposition, the sense of a young side maturing into something genuinely exhilarating.
