Sentence examples for Collective thrill from inspiring English sources

As Jon Ronson details in his excellent upcoming book, So You've Been Publicly Shamed, there is a kind of collective thrill to be had in publicly shaming an individual on social media, whether it be Justine Sacco, the PR who made a bad joke on Twitter and promptly saw her life destroyed, or Taylor, whose moment of comet triumph has since been overtaken by fashion shame.

She praised the song saying, "a chorus chants behind singer Jared Leto's smooth, powerful voice, evoking the collective thrill of a live show".

A special highlight was, of course, the memory of their collective thrill when the first photos came back from Mars soon after touchdown - they had succeeded!

The crowd issued a collective squeal, thrilled by the unexpected crossover.

The stage door opened again, revealing not Cumberbatch but Andrew Scott, who portrays the arch-villain Moriarty on "Sherlock". The crowd issued a collective squeal, thrilled by the unexpected crossover.

But this meltdown has been more than an economic failure; it was brought on by our collective addiction to the thrill of unnecessary risk, to the frisson of financial anxiety, the tranquilizing effect of not knowing.

The Presto finale, with the young players reveling in the thrill of collective virtuosity, was sheer joy.

Now, a German art collective has rendered that thrill tactile, using defiantly analog components: cardboard, glue and vintage-video-arcade kitsch.

The house-concert collective's events are thrilling, poignant, unexpected, and utterly D.I.Y.

The collective memory of unionists thrills to dramas of torchlit parades, inspiring folk singers, legendary orators.

Mr. Sorey, who can be a volcano of a drummer — and has been, to thrilling effect, in the collective trios Fieldwork and Paradoxical Frog — might seem drawn to the concept mainly as a helpful restriction.