Sentence examples for inspiring thrill from inspiring English sources

In April 1992, when he played at Symphony Space in New York  with the tabla players Zakir Hussain and  Alla Rakha and the sarod player Ken Zuckerman, he inspired Edward Rothstein to write in The New York Times: "There are times when music really is an art in play, when sound seems to come into being for the sake of pleasure, inspiring thrill at its difficulty and wonder at its powers".

Along journey across India can be at once tiring, exhilarating, frustrating, inspiring, and thrilling.

In other words, the "excess" that exasperates critics required to distil Three Kingdoms down to a brief 500-word review is inspiring and thrilling to writers with unlimited space in which to tease out its complexities.

It is dull and insignificant set beside the living, awe-inspiring, thrilling power of Serra's surviving masterpieces, like his permanent installation in the Bilbao Guggenheim.

As Judith Beasley [a Tomlin character] says, "The reason I love theater is that theater can be so enriching, uplifting, breathtaking, ennobling, insightful, deep, hilarious, glorious, affirming, magnificent, awe-inspiring, thrilling -- everything that real life isn't".

It is hard to imagine a more thrilling, inspiring — and detailed — tale of fighter-jock heroism.

Our starting point should be that democracy — everywhere — can be awkward: thrilling, inspiring and liberating, but also messy, turbulent and unpredictable.

This is a thrilling and inspiring story of individual courage.

"When you've fallen in love with the people you are working with and they are creatively thrilling and inspiring, you just really want the best for them and you want the film to do really well.

The whistling of the arrows was viscerally thrilling at first, inspiring Robin Hood fantasies, but then the excitement waned.

Toronto's Discovery section, which in the words of festival director Cameron Bailey aims to "uncover thrilling new voices, inspiring storytellers and hidden gems... from some of the most exciting new directors from around the world", contained only 9% of films by women directors, while the Masters section, a showcase for recently made films by major directors, contained no women at at all.