Sentence examples for expression of thrill from inspiring English sources
The expression of thrill and delight on Mason's face said it all, as the family took an airboat tour and checked out the park's wildlife (Kourtney even made friends with an alligator).
Sometimes a patient would say, Oh, I feel like eating lobster! and the family, thrilled by this expression of desire, would rush out to get lobster, but then the patient would take only one bite, or wouldn't want it at all, he would smell it and feel nauseous and push it away.
But there's a gladiatorial fierceness about this 40-minute set, much of which is performed shirtless (tonight is all about that "Chippendale vibe") and is a thrilling, uncontained expression of his own vitality.
Roundly competent and intermittently thrilling, the evening lacked only a center of gravity, some expression of core purpose.
People who have higher degrees of extraversion, for example, are more likely to be sociable, outgoing and thrill seeking in general (personality), but have to be in the appropriate context to express this behaviour, and as contexts vary so will the expression of these behaviours (plasticity).
Expression of frustration?
He has provided his share of thrills.
The relentless energy was kind of thrilling.
I sat in a state of thrilled shock.
Very James Bond, spooky but sort of thrilling.
