Sentence examples similar to considerable thrill from inspiring English sources

Still, as a bloated outback slasher epic, Wolf Creek boasts considerable gnarly thrills and the staging is consistently impressive.

The thrills were considerable, according to Torgerson's biography.

Several newspapers have reported that military commanders, who wield considerable power, are less than thrilled with Mr. Sezer's candidacy.

This finely honed first novel is at its best when Williams brings to bear her considerable powers of imagination on the thrill and terror of the bloodmind.

Like the similarly talented Lindsey Norton, Unity in Motion performed admirably and showed considerable talent, but compared to the thrill of a human cannonball or the bizarre adoration for nut-shots America seems to have, they just didn't stand out.

"We're just thrilled to have his considerable skills for many more years," he said.

As for cheap thrills, there's dirt aplenty and considerable mayhem.

This time, it was Morgan, the player known as Baby Horse for her age (23) and her gallop (considerable), who delivered a goal every bit as thrilling as the ones that made her famous at the World Cup last summer.

He talked of the thrill of getting the movie made against considerable odds.

He has not been thrilled with the prospect, since he showed considerable power as a part-time starter last year.

The studio was thrilled to buy the book and used the considerable marketing power of Twilight to help push the book once it was published.