Few things are more exhilarating than receiving a college diploma.
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Ms. Rachvelishvili is earthier, in voice and presence, and more exhilarating.
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"I don't think there's anything more exhilarating than seeing natural beauty," she says.
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The moment was all the more exhilarating because it was so totally unexpected.
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In St. Paul's, moments like this must have been all the more exhilarating.
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At the jetty I became entirely irrelevant, and the result was even more exhilarating.
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That may well be true, but the sights of spring are even more exhilarating.
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The emotional moment also tends to feel more exhilarating and stimulating, rather than calming and relaxing.
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That minute of stillness is more exhilarating than most of the Super Bowl performances in history.
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The consensus among actors is that playing villains is a far more exhilarating experience than playing a hero.
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For this year's crop of new college grads, few things are more exhilarating than being handed your diploma.
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Instead, let's opt for a delicious, healthy meal in minutes and spend the rest of our time doing something way more exhilarating.
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But I ask you, Outlander fans, is there anything more exhilarating than the sight of gorgeous medical personnel rushing to an emergency?
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Once he could see trees, they became objects of intense interest to him—more exhilarating than apps, if you can believe it.
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It's far more exhilarating than the lackluster action climax where Peter crawls around an invisible jet, desperately trying to protect Stark Tech.
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On Wednesday, the world woke up to something even more exhilarating than a snow day or a dozen doughnuts: A new Rihanna track.
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Still, a full field of 14 horses surrounded with uncertainties makes an afternoon at the racetrack not only more exhilarating but also potentially profitable.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British tennis fans could not have wished for a more exhilarating, and ultimately successful, day three of Wimbledon in the SW19 sunshine.
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But when you get the better of a huge beast that you never imagined being able to scratch, there's no more exhilarating feeling in games.
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They didn't want to find ways to make their work more exhilarating; they wanted to find ways to accommodate it to their lives as parents.
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Nothing is more exhilarating for a writer than to feel that simply putting pen to paper is an act of courage and a bid for freedom.
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" It was easy to feel in on the joke, just as it was easy to share in the snobbery when Nabokov wrote, "Nothing is more exhilarating than philistine vulgarity.
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I don't think there's been a more exhilarating single-player shooter in 2016, so far, than this spit 'n' shined nine-year-old title, save perhaps for the rebooted DOOM.
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There is nothing more exhilarating than watching a drone like this one take to the air, and there is little more exciting than firing this thing up for the first time.
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"Even more exhilarating was being able to complete this flypast knowing the Thunderbirds were just ahead of us and the F-22s and F-35s tucked in behind our aircraft," Pert said.
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A fictionalized retelling of the 2013 documentary 12 O'Clock Boys, Charm City Kings takes somewhat of a vérité approach by featuring real riders from Baltimore, heightening the more exhilarating scenes and camerawork.
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Depending on how it's utilized, it can help to create much more exhilarating moments of success when things finally click together and you understand the solution to the puzzle in front of you.
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While many hope to bask in the waters of the Atlantic, take in breathtaking sea captains' homes and soak up some peaceful tranquillity, others hope to spot something even more exhilarating: a great white shark.
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At their finest, the two men examine the minutiae of everyday life with the precision of a keenly observational stand-up set; that they are doing so on the fly makes it all the more exhilarating to watch.
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I can't decide what's more exhilarating: Brad Pitt's performance as stuntman Cliff Booth in Once Upon a Time in..Hollywood, or watching Brad Pitt win any award for his performance as Cliff Booth in Once Upon a Time in..Hollywood.
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The company's first product doesn't stray too far from nearby Ekso Bionics, where CEO and founder Tim Swift worked previously — though the simply titled Robotic Ski Exoskeleton trades warehouse work and mobility assistance for the admittedly more exhilarating world of downhill skiing.
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Drizzy's messy, summer-starting beef with Pusha T was a much more exhilarating experience to be a part of, and Pusha T sucked the feud for all it could offer, earning him more mainstream relevance than he's ever had as a solo act.
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Click here to view original GIFTop Gun undoubtedly had some of the best air-to-air combat scenes ever put on film, but watching crop duster pilot Butch Fisher skim this field and then barely pull up in time to miss a towering tree might be even more exhilarating.
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"It is impossible to read her novels and not come away from them with both a sadder and more exhilarating understanding of the human heart, in all its secret intricacies, its contradictions and marvels," Howard Frank Mosher wrote in his review of "I, Tituba" for The New York Times in 1992.
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Christmas carol expert William Studwell wrote that Prokofiev's work was "even better" than "Sleigh Ride", having a more "exhilarating" style and imagery. "Caribbean Sleigh Ride" is a work for symphony orchestra by Robert Wendel in the style of a fast Latin merengue.
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Additionally, the Lado Enclave was also a popular attraction for the wealthy classes, with reports stating that "still more exhilarating was to be taken to the Lado Enclave, East Africa's equivalent to the badlands".Lake, p. 66. The enclave was the site of "the last big elephant hunt on the continent",Christopher, p. 90.
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Andy O'Hare would later make them one of his top ten picks of the year. In January 2012, Peace released their first track, "Bblood", online. Having attracted the attention of NME, the band were featured as part of the magazine's 2012 'Ones to Watch' feature, which praised them for "Doomy, gruff vocals laced with foreboding guitars that board on tropical (and sound about 10 times more exhilarating than you imagine that could be)". Peace were also well received by The Guardian, who hailed them as "the future of indie".
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Essays in Musical Analysis, 1935–39 However, he was not intending to be derogatory, as he went on: "In the easier and looser concerto forms invented by Mendelssohn and Schumann I have not met a more original, a more masterly, and a more exhilarating work than the Sibelius violin concerto". Much of the violin writing is purely virtuosic, but even the most showy passages alternate with the melodic. This concerto is generally symphonic in scope, departing completely from the often lighter, "rhythmic" accompaniments of many other concertos. The solo violin and all sections of the orchestra have equal voice in the piece.
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Iguchi in particular suggested it would ignite a "competitive spirit" within players, fueling them to compete against others for the highest-score possible on leaderboards. Other additions include improved visuals, reworked enemy patterns, and a slowdown feature that takes effect when the player is about to collide with an enemy. Like Pac-Man Championship Edition DX, the development team hoped to make the game "more exhilarating and satisfying" than before, and to feel like a proper evolution of its arcade game predecessors. The game was described as an "enemy curtain shooter", as the way enemy formations closed in on players resembled the movement of curtains.
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Reviewing the 2014 reissue of Definitely Maybe in Mojo, Danny Eccleston stated, "There's nothing more exhilarating than the feeling that something great is about to happen. It's a force that courses, unmanageably, through Oasis' debut album even today... This is transcendental rock'n'roll music that celebrates the moment, not a moment." In his review of the reissue, Rolling Stone critic Rob Sheffield said, "Twenty years on, Oasis' debut album remains one of the most gloriously loutish odes to cigarettes, alcohol, and dumb guitar solos that the British Isles have ever coughed up." The same year, a study of the album by writer Alex Niven was published in Bloomsbury's 33⅓ series.
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Irish traditional music critic Earle Hitchner of MTV wrote of the track The Silver Spear/The Earl's Chair/The Musical Priest: > Carroll's febrile bowing is breathtaking, a model of rolls and triplets > executed in fleet, articulate clusters. She sounds almost possessed, yet not > once does she lose sight of those traditional reels' melodies in one of the > more exhilarating Irish fiddle tracks ever recorded. In the 2000s, Carroll recorded three albums accompanied by Irish guitarist John Doyle, entitled Lake Effect, In Play and Double Play. A 2005 Carroll and Doyle concert at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., and an interview was collected by the American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress.
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The somatic marker hypothesis has been applied to trying to understand risky behaviors, such as risky sexual behavior and drug addiction. According to the hypothesis, riskier sexual behaviors are more exhilarating and pleasurable, and therefore they are more likely to stimulate repetitive engagement in such behaviors. When this idea was tested in individuals who were infected with HIV and were substance dependent, differences were found between persons who scored well in the Iowa gambling test, and those who scored poorly. The high scorers showed a correlation between the amount of distress they reported having over their HIV status, and their acceptance of risk during sexual behavior – the greater the distress, the greater the risk that these people would take.
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Upon its release, Ænima was met with generally favorable reviews by mainstream music critics, citing the band's innovation and ambitions within the album's sound. Jon Wiederhorn of Entertainment Weekly said that it was "one of 1996's strangest and strongest alt-metal records", while USA Todays Edna Gundersen wrote that "Tool moves to the front of the alterna-metal shop on its third and best release". Los Angeles Times writer Sandy Masuo found that the band had successfully incorporated exotic instrumentation and sampling into their "raw, gripping rock" to give it "an even more exhilarating edge". David Fricke of Rolling Stone said that Tool "shove their iron-spike riffing and shock-therapy polemics right up the claustrophobic dead end of so- called alternative metal in the name of a greater metaphysical glory", calling the album "very admirable" and "even a bit impressive".
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Kempis stresses the importance of solitude and silence, "how undisturbed a conscience we would have if we never went searching after ephemeral joys nor concerned ourselves with affairs of the world..." Kempis writes that the "World and all its allurements pass away" and following sensual desires leads to a "dissipated conscience" and a "distracted heart".(Chap.20) Kempis writes that one should meditate on death and "live as becomes a pilgrim and a stranger on earth...for this earth of ours is no lasting city."(Chap.23) On the Day of Judgement, Kempis writes that a good and pure conscience will give more joy than all the philosophy one has ever learned, fervent prayer will bring more happiness than a "multi-course banquet", the silence will be more "exhilarating" than long tales, holy deeds will be of greater value than nice-sounding words.(Chap.24) Kempis writes one must remain faithful and fervent to God, and keep good hope of attaining victory and salvation, but avoid overconfidence.
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