Sentence examples for something exhilarating about from inspiring English sources

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.

But any move would be bittersweet because there is something exhilarating about seeing a show, especially a world premiere, in the puny black box the company uses now.

AS much as I believe in an honest repertory in the kitchen -- we all return to foods we feel comfortable cooking and eating -- there is something exhilarating about stretching beyond the familiar.

Not all of their risks worked – I could have done without Bran and co's side trip to Craster's Keep – but there was something exhilarating about watching Benioff and Weiss take chances with their material.

However flawed the production, there is something undeniably exhilarating about experiencing this whole text in two days.

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).

There is something incredibly exhilarating about exploring abandoned buildings, and at the same time very sobering.

There is something exhilarating when reading them, like being pushed back in the seat of an accelerating '70s sports car.