Sentence examples for help but thrill from inspiring English sources

It felt like making it onto a plane the moment before the gate closes — you can't help but thrill.

Critchley, a philosopher at the New School, and Webster, a psychoanalyst, can't help but thrill to Freud's "delightfully arrogant assertion": they are, after all, writing a book about "Hamlet," and you only do that if you believe that nearly every great thinker in Western literature has gotten it wrong.

The nerdy part of me can't help but be thrilled by the possibilities.

Maybe its enduring popularity is because, as Hannah's life comes crashing down around her, again, you can't help but feel a little thrill of schadenfreude.

Whatever comes into his head comes flying straight out of his mouth, and you can't help but feel a giddy thrill as some of Hollywood's biggest stars sit down across from a man who's capable of saying and doing almost anything.

The project has been difficult to execute for a lot of reasons according to Daniel Castrejón of Umor Rex, a cassette label run out of Mexico City who released the album (with the help of Thrill Jockey) as a modest run of 80 tapes.

I know that sounds overwrought if you don't care about sports, but I couldn't help it—just like I can't help being thrilled, pathetically and irrationally, now that there's a chance the Sonics might come back.

It was so quintessentially Hamptons, I couldn't help being thrilled.

So a novel is far more than simply a plotline, but a compelling McGuffin can help fashion a thrilling story.

Not lucrative, but thrilling".

Terrifying but thrilling.