Sentence examples for feel a thrill from inspiring English sources

I feel a thrill when my son falls asleep in my arms.

In my better moments, I feel a thrill when he grunts to announce he's awake.

The students had just learned the technical term for a heart murmur that a physician can feel: a "thrill".

At the mention of Gettysburg, battle or movie, I feel a thrill and a catch in my throat.

Kondo's criterion for deciding whether to discard or keep an item is the same for purchasing: we should feel a thrill of joy when we touch it.

When I close my eyes I can see Charlotte Square Gardens bedecked and tented for the Edinburgh International Book festival, and I always feel a thrill.

Perhaps then, standing on the ship's varnished teak top deck, you might feel a thrilling peace, as your smile, too, becomes expansive and serene.

"I felt a thrill whenever I saw him," he said.

But I felt a thrill in my loins, as if I had to pee.

During the primaries in 2008, Matthews said that, when Obama spoke, "I felt a thrill going up my leg".

Mr. Giuliani's first inauguration was her introductory event, and when she heard him say, "What can be done, will be done," she felt a thrill of recognition.