Sentence examples for a definite thrill from inspiring English sources

There's a definite thrill in the belated discovery of a TV series you never knew about but suddenly can't stop watching.

And since there was no new oil and gas development in those waters, there was a definite thrill of victory.

There are definite thrills to be derived from discovering the surprisingly strong similarities between "Horizon," O'Neill's first full-length play to appear on Broadway (in 1920), and "Spring Storm," written by Williams in 1937 when he was a university student.

At $120 to $135, it's a definite splurge, but a wine that will thrill serious wine lovers with its full body and aromas of plum, tobacco, and flowers.

"Sure, most guys like a definite role," said Mahomes, "and for most of my career I was a starter, but I'm thrilled to be with the Mets, with a contender, and in the big leagues, period.

That is a definite.

A definite weakness.

It's a definite improvement.

That's a definite no.

"The handball is a definite".

There was a definite appeal.