Contoh exhilaration

• His appreciative rapport with the values at stake gives him a kind of exhilaration that carries him to victory and to his death.

• Elevated mood, characterized variously as exhilaration, excitement or even exaltation, is central to mania.

• Her life within the opera has been that of surface exhilaration, the swirling of skirts in the turning waltz.

• The tensions between the suppressed background and energetic, dramatic and fragmented foreground contribute to the exhilaration of the movement.

• It's the vigorous, heady, formal material that works best, and there's a kind of exhilaration to enlarging one's performance to connect with the collective sensibility of a spread public.

• Murchison found geology added mental stimulus to the exercise and exhilaration of riding and hunting.

• Following, or trying to follow, hounds on a horse has brought me excitement, exhilaration, exhaustion, not a little fear and a pleasure which defies words.

• It is a very natural resultant from the exhilaration stimulated by independence.

• There is an exhilaration in that prospect, which many of us must feel.

• I visited several projects and can speak of the genuine exhilaration that people feel about what needs to be done.

• Often, in our youth we are guided by our hearts and sometimes we seek exhilaration.

• There is the exhilaration of rushing along at 60 and 70 miles an hour.

• I recognise that there was a slight tinge of pride, exhilaration and satisfaction in the fact that somehow the community had hit back.

• There is too much enjoyment and exhilaration in politics for that.

• The joy and exhilaration of the football match itself was an alternative to becoming sodden in drink.