Sentence examples for nothing thrilling from inspiring English sources

But there is nothing thrilling about the way she recounts it.

There is nothing thrilling, nothing that conjures a mental image of sitting codpieced and cockaded on a rearing steed, gazing into the middle distance, about decarbonising the economy.

Fraser Grace's play is being advertised as a thriller, but there's nothing thrilling about two actors sitting on a stage for nearly a hundred minutes essentially catching an audience up on Zimbabwean culture, race relations, and politics.

She attended four Summer and two Winter Olympiads, but nothing thrilled her more than tennis.

The youngsters play about 40 games in a season, and nothing thrilled them like the chance to run onto the field at Yankee Stadium.

Nothing thrilled them more than a 50percentt off rack with a sign proclaiming, "Take an additional 15percentt off".

I can't believe I didn't think of this right away, because nothing thrills me more, or fills me with a greater sense of accomplishment, than opening my fridge and seeing my radish collection in the crisper.

Nothing thrills me as much as hearing from people who have read and enjoyed my novels – readers who probably don't know, and couldn't care less, how I am published.

Nothing thrills 'em like a good "us vs. them" speech.

And nothing thrills me more than bouncing ideas around with other highly excitable editors and designers.

Nothing thrills me more than when I cause you to question your perceptions of disability.