Sentence examples for feeling thriller from inspiring English sources

"Everyone's been feeling 'Thriller' for a while now," Ms. Wills said of Screaming Mimi's.

Peter Bradshaw's review Stuart Heritage eats and exercises like The Rock for a day Chris Pine is again the grinning face of a reboot in Kenneth Branagh's retro-feeling spy thriller.

This gives the movie the feeling of a thriller, of a bomb waiting to explode.

It's the way it feeds human feeling into a spy thriller.

The Times' Mark Olsen called "Ex Machina" a "sci-fi chamber drama that manages to be tactile, cerebral and gripping, crammed with big ideas while also feeling like an engagingly twisting thriller.

This strange, suspenseful thriller stirs suffocating feelings of dread for its appealing young narrator, whose physical disabilities make her a sitting duck for the fiend who is killing children from her smug suburban neighborhood.

When he began the book, he was feeling fed up with the way thrillers lately have been overly defined into subgenres, each with its own requirements.

Land of Marvels is a thriller, and complex apprehension of feeling, ambiguity of motive, revelation of depth are features of few thrillers.

For all its page-turning professionalism, Helpless, a tautly plotted but unnerving psychological thriller that leaves the reader feeling decidedly sullied, is not an easy read.

But after last season's Game 5 playoff thriller, the tension and ill feelings subsided, replaced by the same respect that once characterized their working relationship.

Roger Moore of The Seattle Times showed mixed feelings in his review: "Rare is the thriller that goes as completely and utterly wrong as The Call does at almost precisely the one-hour mark.