Sentence examples for overly thrilling from inspiring English sources

You may have a pattern that isn't overly thrilling.

I'm not too overly thrilled about the way we played yesterday".

MS. Sacabo, 60, was raised Catholic, in a formal Latin family that was not overly thrilled by her choice of a husband.

Her mother, Oracene, said that day that her daughter was not overly thrilled with the prospect of being cast as the great urban athlete crashing the coveted country club.

I'd been friends with Judith's husband, [the actor] Harry [Shearer], since the 1980s, and when he told me he'd married her [in 1993], I wasn't overly thrilled; I thought I'd have been a better catch.

A quick pan to the left revealed the stoic faces of the male Pakistani spectators, none looking overly thrilled to be there.

Dikembe Mutombo was back for his fifth game since a right-wrist injury, although he was not overly thrilled about his role.

While this Hamlet is spasmodically thrilling, it is also overly bitty.

But for a subject this naturally thrilling, Mr. Hadfield makes an overly earnest tour guide — as anyone with the rigorous discipline necessary to be an astronaut might.

In a modern world that supposedly runs on rational principles, the convergence of artistic creativity and madness is thrilling; it promises escape from overly supervised consciousness and contact with otherwise repressed psychic forces.

The surprising death of Will Gardner two weeks ago sent this always satisfying but now genuinely thrilling drama to DEFCON 1 by stirring the often overly sedate female characters into furious glory.