Sentence examples for Truly thrilling from inspiring English sources

Truly thrilling for both the patient and the therapist is the moment when a door opens and the narrator gets a slightly different perspective, a different way of hearing their own feelings/problems.

Constantly surrounding himself with the best young musicians you've never heard of, refining a small-group sound that in performance is truly thrilling in its pursuit of the unbroken shape-shifting set, Mr. Osby, on alto saxophone, is at the top of his game; even his short solo improvisations, falling in between songs, are to be savored.

Films show us that the occasional artist — notably Maya Plisetskaya in Act I, Ekaterina Maximova and Vladimir Vassiliev in Act III — have turned the ballet's hard-boiled brilliance into something truly thrilling.

It was truly thrilling to watch the blindingly white older male delegates greet their young, blue-eyed future: Paul Ryan, the 42-year-old Wisconsin congressman who turns out to be more talented than anyone had anticipated — a prodigy of prestidigitation.

Research at the Bodleian is truly thrilling.

Her Turner Prize room is truly thrilling.

Mr. Barber: — thrilling starting point.

The intensity of these ambitions makes Paz thrilling to read, at least to me.

Audiences thrilled to this.

Charlotte Bronte made Jane Eyre thrill to it.

This is the stuff Mr. Santos thrills at.