Sentence examples for a thrill of fear from inspiring English sources

Maybe Father Paul had dropped dead, Crystal thought with a thrill of fear.

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Thinking, with a thrill of fear— He still has time.

The incident has sent a thrill of fear throughout the community.

Cameron descended into his Cobra bunker, his lips quivering with the thrill of fear.

For many, the event produced a thrill of achievement.

You feel a thrill of dread.

Above all, the maintenance of a thrill of discovery is essential in old age.

Kipling has a wonderful tale in The Jungle Book – "How Fear Came" – and a poem I used to chant, "The Song of the Little Hunter", with its refrain "It is fear, O little Hunter, it is fear". Kipling knew, as MacDonald and Stevenson knew, the thrill of human fear in a landscape which is larger than human, full of darkness and dangerous creatures.

Kipling knew, as MacDonald and Stevenson knew, the thrill of human fear in a landscape which is larger than human, full of darkness and dangerous creatures.

Work started in 1838, accompanied by what Bathurst describes as 'a thrill of morbid fear', and ended in the summer of 1843, though the entirety of the project dominated Alan's working life.