Sentence examples for novel thrill from inspiring English sources
In the "first contact" narrative, one can enjoy the novel thrill of alienness without having to confront the implications of everyday interactions with aliens.
Her novel thrills with energy because of it.
White's coming-of-age novel thrilled me – but it was dark.
The protagonist of Petterson's third novel thrills and broods over memories of her bold, reckless, Romantically doomed brother.
Need for stimulation (proneness to boredom): an excessive need for novel, thrilling, and exciting stimulation; taking chances and doing things that are risky.
"The arrival of a never-before-seen Ayn Rand novel will thrill dedicated readers and is a true publishing event," NAL's senior vice president and publisher Kara Welsh told Publishers Weekly.
Gatti called How to Be Both "a playful and profound book that pushes the novel into thrilling new shapes".
Surely that gasp of fear and its sober reflection — "or was it simply my overwrought imagination running away with me?" — has escaped the lips of many a heroine in an 18th-century novel, something thrilling by Mrs. Radcliffe, perhaps.
It has endearing characters, with novel and thrilling designs, and excellently conceived and crafted levels.
The intersections of art & technology, the combined forces of "natural" human beings and "artificial" intelligent operators creating a hybrid world of novel experience thrills me.
It's been a while since I dug into a can't-put-it-down novel of thrills and chills, and this one--a gothic historical fiction set in 1890s Belle Époque Paris--promises to be just that.
