Sentence examples for seemed a thrill from inspiring English sources

The birds around me hopped and played, Their thoughts I cannot measure:- But the least motion which they made It seemed a thrill of pleasure.

It seemed a thrilling prospect.

You can certainly make the military seem a thrilling and thoroughly contemporary occupation by packaging it up in a hot new medium.

Whether waged by Hasmoneans in Judea or stuffed animals in our living room, war seemed a successful (and thrilling) means of righting political, religious and social wrongs.

Ms. Hathaway still seemed a bit surprised and thrilled to be in the cast.

The first thing to hear in a performance of music is that it not be pedestrian — playing it should seem like a thrill and an exaltation.

I wanted to know, would the idea of doubling down on revealing herself seem like a thrill or a nightmare?

Sad though it is for all concerned, the actress Kristen Stewart's frank confession that she cheated on her boyfriend, heartthrob Robert Pattinson, with a married film director does seem like a thrilling throwback to a bygone era.

With his business partner, Pete King, Scott presented even the toughest jazz in ways that made it seem a natural – and thrilling – mirror to life.

MONTREAL — To watch performances by a dance company that perfectly understands the behests of its living choreographer can seem a supreme and many-layered thrill.

If it seemed less thrilling a finale than we have come to expect from Augusta, it is worth a reminder of the dramatic context: the second youngest winner in Masters history, the first to go to 19 under (before a bogey on the last), more birdies across his four rounds than any player here has ever made, the first man to win it wire to wire in 39 years.