Sentence examples for exotic thrill from inspiring English sources

In America, however, it's an exotic thrill.

If listeners were expecting the exotic thrill of world music, Mr. Singh would take the opposite approach: he would bore them.

"Certain Europeans, seeking exotic thrills, expect me to serve them folklore," he said in an interview.

Back then I was working just over the Humber Bridge in Grimsby, and Hull was the bright light across the water, home of gigs and cavernous nightclubs and all the exotic thrills small towns lack.

As of 1957, it was Patience Gray – much more than Elizabeth David – who was introducing post-austerity England to the exotic thrills of "foreign food" – as her cookbook Plats du Jour was subtitled; and Gentleman was using a travel scholarship to sketch the picturesque bistros, boucheries and Tyrrhenian harbours that she'd pointed him towards.

For British readers, Yorkshire won't be consider exotic or thrilling, but I grew up in a small town in the United States.

Even more than the fish tanks, this seemed like the perfect emblem for Ping's, an exotic package with thrilling secrets inside.

Unlike his rival Machito, Prado's mambo stripped out the complicated solos and concentrated on quirky riffs, appealing to the dancefloor and selling this thrilling exotic sound to middle America.

The discovery of a more exotic Higgs boson would thrill particle physicists and mark a huge leap forward in human knowledge.

For some, a trip to the East End was as thrilling and exotic as a riverboat journey up the Congo.

In her mind, Clare, a sort of adoptive white person, yearns for blackness in the way that other whites in New York do, out of a desire for danger, for the thrill of the exotic.