Sentence examples for Somewhat thrilled from inspiring English sources

I was somewhat embarrassed but also somewhat thrilled at the same time".

I found it somewhat thrilling back then, to my recollection.

As a journalist, it's somewhat thrilling.

Only the filmmakers may be somewhat less thrilled.

In the nearby Palestinian village of Dura al-Qar, the Palestinian owners of the disputed land are also somewhat conflicted: thrilled by the Supreme Court ruling, but dubious of actually getting access to their land, which sits behind a fence and adjacent to other settlement buildings.

In the meantime, he's making do with Louis de Rougemont, the somewhat quixotic memoirist who thrilled Victorian England with his ripping yarns and ended up in a sideshow as "The Greatest Liar on Earth".

He's a thrilling musician, and an effective if somewhat less thrilling singer; it's his voice that came out of George Clooney's mouth in the 2000 film "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" and that helped propel its soundtrack to platinum certification eight times over.

Somewhat surprisingly, not everyone is thrilled with the likelihood of lower rates.

When Daniel James Brown showed me his galley for "The Boys in the Boat" a few years ago, I was thrilled, but had somewhat modest hopes for his memorable book.

Once they had gotten over the somewhat perverse thrill, it was obvious that Lewis was going all-out.

Called the Mansion of Happiness, it — like the New Game of Human Life, a somewhat less thrilling predecessor — was based on the idea that life is a voyage in which travelers are buffeted between vice and virtue.