Sentence examples for admittedly thrilling from inspiring English sources
Despite the presence of Usher producer Ariel Rechtshaid in the credits, only the admittedly thrilling My Song 5, with its pulverising bassline and bursts of metal guitar in the manner of En Vogue's Free Your Mind, lives up to that advance billing.
Jim Boeheim of Syracuse, who was pumped up after an admittedly thrilling overtime victory over St. John's last Friday, said: "This was a great atmosphere.
Jane Lynch seemed admittedly thrilled by the Chaka Khan number, while Scotty McCreery looked fairly bored throughout.
Admittedly, there is something thrilling about him.
There is, admittedly, a thrill to be had in watching a task well done, like Forest Whitaker executing his contracts in Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (for which, incidentally, Jim Jarmusch "borrowed" most of his elaborate set-pieces from Seijun Suzuki's delirious 1967 masterpiece Branded to Kill, probably the first movie to posit the idea of a Hitman League Table).
Winning the award was admittedly a thrill, but it didn't come close to discovering my son's obvious inspiration and motivation as a result.
Admittedly a subtitled show about Danish coalition politics may not sound thrilling on paper but Borgen's gone global.
We often think big companies, and big pharma in particular, don't "get it". I recently attended the Health Care Innovations Summit in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, January 26, and was thrilled, and admittedly a bit floored, to see that notion belied.
It was thrilling, just thrilling.
