Sentence examples for deeper thrill from inspiring English sources

There will always be a deeper thrill in the astonishing drama of that voice than in the most tone-deaf ("Who finally introduced her to the pleasures of sex, and where and when, is a question without an answer") of biographical observations.

He could have reported, "My knee hurts," and everybody would have gone nuts all over again at the deep thrill of all that septum.

But the "deep thrill of the old songs" lies, of course, in their power to return our youth to us: the Dead Kennedys are his aural equivalent of Proust's madeleine.

But the experience of having a baby for the New Jersey couple, Cathy said, provided her with a deep thrill, and the feeling that she was needed in a profound, unique way.

And, let's face it, there was a deep thrill hunting giant buffalo with newly invented high-caliber rifles.

4. Focused enthusiasts can also get deep thrills in the shape of online tutoring from Russian masters. 5.

Bad Blood is the same: its direct, to the point, and relatively sparing in any deep thrills.

And in spite of Franklin's frontman charisma, it was Sapp who provided the show's deepest thrills.

There is no mention of the deep, intimate thrill of playing inspired works in a small ensemble.

I found it very deep and thrilling.

A rather smaller proportion of us worry about when we'll run out of discoverable, deep-end thrills like this.