Sentence examples for rather thrilling from inspiring English sources
It's enervating, sunbaked and, for all that, rather thrilling.
I'm sure you'll agree it's terrifying, disorienting, discombobulating and really rather thrilling.
After picking up his award, Fellowes said: "It's rather thrilling the way America sticks up for me".
Written in 1954 it's based on the author's home, a 12th century house in Huntingdonshire – something I find rather thrilling.
He adds: "As a practitioner, I find it rather thrilling to be the object of scholarly investigation".
The otherwise rather boring figures released on December 21st by the Census Bureau, in its latest look at the population, are, to Republicans, rather thrilling.
"I was a little embarrassed," Mr. Menchik said, but Ms. Porter was rather thrilled.
Martha is rather thrilled by the fact that her man has retained his bad-boy swagger after all these years.
I went to the Shanghai Library to see the original, rather thrilled at the idea of seeing Feng's own brush in action.
"I'm rather thrilled to be out here," said Durkin, 40, who grew up in Queens and now lives in Long Beach, N.Y., on Long Island.
Would you be embarrassed or rather thrilled by yourself if you were caught by Einstein with your hand in his coat pocket?
