Sentence examples similar to acute thrill from inspiring English sources
Like Rasmussen, she falls through the ice (the scenes are thrilling), and she experiences acute hunger.
By then, the thrill had ebbed to reveal an acute awareness of loss.
It is one of the most compelling works in the show, as the danger is palpable, and the thrill of watching real footage is more acute here than anywhere else in the exhibition.
But the music Spears made even at acute moments of crisis — especially at acute moments of crisis — was thrilling: songs like "Toxic" (an allegory about fame as a "poison paradise"), "I'm a Slave 4 U" (duh) and, most vividly, "Piece of Me," a sneering indictment of Big Gossip that still hits harder than the umbrella she once used to whack a paparazzo's SUV.
This long-lost soul star played dates in London back in 2012, but the thrill of seeing him in the flesh, let alone happy, remains acute.
Acute VA failure was defined as (i) the absence of a clinically detectable bruit or thrill or (ii) inability to obtain any flow from the access, due to thrombosis or critical stenosis.
The thrill of sullying pristine environments — of planting a handprint in freshly laid concrete — is particularly acute in those precincts in which there aren't many pristine environments left to sully.
Elmer Gertz, a leading Chicago lawyer who successfully represented the convicted thrill killer Nathan Leopold, the sexually explicit author Henry Miller and Jack Ruby, assassin of Lee Harvey Oswald, died on Thursday at an acute-care center in Chicago.
