get a charge out of

Some people get a "charge" out of "rallying against a scapegoat" or "getting high off of a sense of persecution or of persecuting others," he said.

Like so many people, I’ve never been predisposed to liking most vegetables, and I tend to get a charge out of it when I make something that’s plant-based that I genuinely enjoy.

“To get a charge out of it because he is so, so consistent.”

Fans will also get a charge out of Saltzman’s candid photos of the lads in repose and his stories of casual interactions with them.

Today’s New Yorkers get a charge out of living amid the city’s history of struggle.