Sentence examples for even thrilled from inspiring English sources

The audience was truly delighted, even thrilled.

She is not even thrilled by the cheers from the notoriously difficult Milanese at La Scala.

But many said they were impressed, even thrilled, as they learned more about him.

As the war has progressed, then, much of the Arab public has been pleasantly surprised and even thrilled to see American forces meeting strong resistance.

Rosemary was worn out by her regular inquisitions, and not even thrilled by her "welcome pack" with its eye-mask, ear plugs, pencil, paper, non-slip socks and shiny information booklet, which all looked rather costly.

She told me this a long time later, or what seemed a long time later, when I was at the stage of hating a great many things she said, particularly when she used that voice of shuddering, even thrilled, conviction, with a tremor that seemed to be there more and more regularly, whether deliberate or not.

Whatever the topic, the result is always compelling and even thrilling.

And the trial was a great, even thrilling, science lesson — civic pedagogy at its best.

Mubarak, in one speech, shifted this Egyptian democracy drama from mildly hopeful, even thrilling, to dangerous.

Yet in its rigor and concentration, it can be an immensely moving, even thrilling work.

But even thrill seekers need a rest, and at Maimonides the flow of need was relentless.