Sentence examples for deeply thrilling from inspiring English sources

In effect, her Séraphine leads a double life, one of them deeply thrilling.

Yet despite their lack of conventional cliffhangers and, for the most part, either heroes or villains, the Foundation novels are deeply thrilling – suspenseful, engrossing, and, if I may say, bracingly cynical.

Such iconic images, collected in the Visions of the Universe exhibition at the National Maritime Museum, are deeply thrilling to young people, who are also the most enthusiastic followers of figures such as Professor Brian Cox.

But still, bits of it are deeply thrilling, and an O'Brian fan would clearly be an idiot to miss it.

She's got this great moment of indignation where she takes issue with a critic who sees an "artist's startling photos of her naked cancer-ridden body as 'a deeply thrilling venture into narcissism.'" Kraus is pointing out that self-exposure isn't necessarily narcissistic (even if it's being somehow offered as a kind of praise).

But he was deeply thrilled to carry water for the Bad Boys.

It's thrilling — deeply gratifying beats, vocals, and music that you feel in your bones.

It's a probing, thrilling, deeply researched and revealing treasure trove of city images, historical and modern, some pulled from archives and others filmed by Kirchheimer himself (the black-and-white ones, shot with his longtime friend Walter Hess, who's also interviewed in "We Were So Beloved").

"I am profoundly and deeply honoured and thrilled, not only for me but also for my family," he said.

It's a tremendously messy process, at times thrilling and deeply useful, and at times damaging in ways that can't be anticipated.

Once again, it seemed, he was carrying the art of sculpture into new areas, taking great risks and pulling them off, and there was something thrilling and deeply reassuring about that.