Sentence examples for never thrilled from inspiring English sources

Consumer advocates and lawyers who represent the indigent are never thrilled when the attorney general goes after their clients.

THOUGH David Kulla was never thrilled with his rental, the thought of moving was worse than the reality of remaining.

Divisional series games have never thrilled the networks, because their ratings are low.

His father died a couple of years ago, and was never thrilled by Miller's decision to become a writer.

The unstated implication is that there are other ways of doing the same job as the stealthy F-35 more cheaply and more successfully.Some defence analysts took the article as a signal that the navy, never thrilled by the F-35, might intend to make a big cut in the 480 aircraft it is meant to be buying to free money for other things.

"Citizens are, of course, never thrilled to receive a letter telling them they have been caught committing a traffic offence, but they do welcome the fact that everyone in the EU will be treated equally, no matter where their vehicle is registered".

If you live in the United States, however, tonka's heavenly flavours might never thrill your taste buds.

All this has already been well rehearsed on TV and elsewhere, and Green's play – competent but never thrilling – reiterates it without adding a fresh angle.

And now comes "Dolores Claiborne," thoroughly professional yet never thrilling despite a talented cast and an attractive production, directed by James Robinson, that moves cleanly among the work's many periods and settings.

Vazquez wasn't as boring pre-Quintero/Gesta as all that, but he never really thrilled.

But back then, what this meant was that he was never particularly thrilled to be written about.