Sentence examples similar to lost thrill from inspiring English sources

Follow to get lost, thrilled, taught, scared, shocked and changed with them.

Throughout that time, he said, celebrity has never lost its thrill; he's always gotten a charge out of hearing that someone loves him.

But have we lost the thrill of discovery?

But she has not lost the thrill of attaining all 899.

The rewards of the movie-star job have lost their thrill.

He has never lost that "thrill of writing a song, of creating something that wasn't there before".

Now the lattice that connects us is digitally immediate we travel all the more, but we've lost this thrill of adventure.

Mr. Koutsoftas said he had never lost the thrill of inspecting a piece of his finished work and saying, "O.K., this is nice".

The idea of the Sublime had mobilized Alpine tourism in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, but images of icy peaks and yawning abysses had lost their thrill long ago, in a sea of jigsaw puzzles and chocolate boxes.

For readers who find that tales of audacity and doom set on mountaintops and the high seas have lost the thrill of novelty, here's a new subgenre: terrors of the deep.

Bernie Madoff's primary occupation of being a prison inmate has apparently lost its thrill because he's taken up a new hobby: opining on the state of finance.