Sentence examples for degree of thrill from inspiring English sources

The picture of a 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-oldwith its haft stilatettached engenders the same degree of thrill as the domino-sized stone figure found at Ness, the earliest depiction of a human face found in bronzen.

The clinical symptoms include poor flow with loss of thrill in the graft, enlarging pseudoaneurysm or ipsilateral limb swelling.

"We are really thrilled that there will be this degree of unprecedented scrutiny and protection for these purged voters when they cast their provisional ballots".

And she seems impatient with anyone who has failed to find, as she has, the thrill of work, particularly work that grants a certain degree of child-friendly flexibility.

Gardiner is less than thrilling in the role, but he possesses a degree of sincerity.

It's thrilling to find a leading political figure showing this degree of appreciation for a historic moment in dance.

"Given the high degree of MySpace and Sidekick usage overlap, we know our users will be thrilled to have this optimized experience".

For this degree of closeness, we need books, where we might learn, for example, that Madame Bovary "felt a thrill go through her as she tasted the coldness" of iced champagne in her mouth.

With what degree of success?

The degree of pain varied.

With Ms. Osipova the exceptional thrill came from the liftoff provided by her feet; in more than 30 years of watching ballet I've never seen that degree of spring.