Sentence examples for particularly thrilling from inspiring English sources

Monday's show was sturdy, dutiful and not particularly thrilling.

They would surely resent any meddling that sealed their defeat or soiled their victory.Neither is particularly thrilling.

Is it because the shuffling of assets (or, in Gatsby's case, the minutiae of bootlegging) isn't particularly thrilling?

Skilled performers play their musical themes to maximum, character-developing advantage (Gillian Bevan's witch is particularly thrilling).

All of that is the thrilling new life to which I refer, though I acknowledge that a lot of it doesn't feel particularly thrilling when we're living through it.

There are free-falling sequences, in which you discover a full pitch-and-yaw engine – in one particularly thrilling such sequence, a whole city is disintegrating around your ears.

I was particularly thrilled.

They did not particularly thrill environmentalists.

But not everyone was particularly thrilled about when or where he hit it.

There are those, however, who are not particularly thrilled by Ms. Holloway's crusade.

Clayton was particularly thrilled to be singing lead on The Times They Are A-Changin'.