Sentence examples for indeed a thrill from inspiring English sources
Donald Keene, in his 1965 book "Bunraku" (the Bunraku tradition grew from the same root as the Awaji), wrote that when people want to compliment a puppet they usually say, "It seems to be alive!," and the lifelikeness is indeed a thrill.
Downstairs there is indeed a thrilling list of ales and pilsners, stouts and porters, wheat and fruit beers.
Indeed a man thrilled to lead Canada out at St James' Park during the 2012 Olympics, where his team won bronze, remains confident the only way is up.
But the not-knowing is undeniably a thrill, as indeed it is to savour Andy Nyman and Andrew O'Connor's atmospheric production and Brown's expert legerdemain – all hokey health warnings, faux misdirections and (in this faith healing section at least) muttered Biblical invocations.
Indeed it gives me, and millions of Londoners, a thrill to bask in the glow cast by this glamorous couple.
Indeed this is a character so full of his own life that it is actually a thrill to feel you're seeing him "in person".
Whatever Gervais says, Extras does satirise individuals, taking to a new level their comedy of cringe - indeed, the thrill of it is watching the likes of Les Dennis and Ben Affleck portraying themselves as helpless losers or monomaniacs.
Indeed, the country seems to be teeming with diligent composters, dumpster divers and folks who get a thrill out of cooking with old food.
