Sentence examples for do not thrill from inspiring English sources
Such grandiose promises do not thrill everyone.
As Quentin Crisp Politely put, one-man shows do not thrill Bette Bourne.
Even in their heart of hearts, even where the ideological id runs free, most Democrats do not thrill to the populist mantra of higher taxes and bigger government.
But such changes do not thrill residents of Brooklyn Heights, many of whom remember when the current Banana Republic was Nettie's, a family-owned department store that sold merchandise in bins.
Lots of MEPs grumble that the press is obsessed with scandals over parliamentary expenses or perks (which, they hasten to add, happen everywhere).There are structural reasons why European elections do not thrill voters from such countries as Britain, France and Spain, where elections can turn out governments overnight.
The Galapagos do not thrill only with their wildlife: the pink flamingos standing on one leg in the brackish water, the flame-red Sally Lightfoot crabs scuttling on the black rocks, the tropical penguins and the green sea turtles, the dazzling yellow-tailed surgeonfish, sea stars and king angelfish that shimmered in the water under our glass-bottomed boat.
"Logos and graphics don't thrill me -- content does.
Even for those who don't thrill to the blues, there's something gloriously untrammelled about this recording.
If you, the biographer, don't thrill to your subject, you can hardly in all fairness expect the reader to do so.
The sales figures "don't thrill us, by any means," said Christine Cortez, a vice president for sales and marketing for the Chrysler Group.
