Sentence examples for is both thrilling from inspiring English sources
The experience they describe is both thrilling and nerve-racking.
What ensues is both thrilling and – in its cold indictment of the French prison system – terrifying.
After 35 years, the "vast quantity" of material is both thrilling and daunting, Gaiman says.
Celine's anger — a general feminist impatience with men and a particular resentment of Jesse's self-absorption — is both thrilling and shocking.
The novella so far is both thrilling, with intimations of sex, danger and treachery, and cerebral, inviting you to admire its craft while also succumbing to its effects.
All this digital wizardry is both thrilling and, for those of us who loved the realness of "The Matrix," a little worrisome.
A spokesperson for the band told OfficialCharts.com: "Pink Floyd is both thrilled and surprised at the level of international interest in this their final album.
The funny thing is that, with only 33 days to go, he is both thrilled to bits and thoroughly fed up.
In The Pigeon Tunnel, the reader encounters a powerfully divided self, a narrative magician who is both thrilled by his dazzling inventions and yet infuriated by the inhibitions imposed thereby.
"Our team is both thrilled and working hard, looking at the results.
