Sentence examples for sensual thrill from inspiring English sources

They get an almost sensual thrill out of ridiculously complicated mechanisms.

As a child, I loved the sensual thrill you could get from reading – before I was old enough for books with sex in them, I would read food scenes again and again.

I am so glad to have caught the last few days of the French version of a show originally staged by New York's Museum of Modern Art, for it was a sensual thrill, an imaginative helter-skelter, an intellectual blast.

What the Internet robs you of is the sensual thrill of the chance find, the discovery of lovely old things, these totems of learning and aspiration, the dotty collector's privilege of holding them, knowing that, in exchange for mere money, in a few moments they can be yours.

Superbly photographed by Alwin Kuchler and designed by Mark Tildesley, Sunshine is a thrilling and sensual spectacle.

Eventually she adapted to popular sentiment, in which locals "thrilled with a furtive, sensual pleasure, like school-boys, because the Jews, their business rivals, and the Marxists... had been satisfactorily found guilty of the defeat and the inflation, and were going to catch it".

Post:Ballet audiences are generally thrilled to watch these powerful, sensual dancers doing or being.

Give It to Me, from their first (and best) album, It's About Time, is a vibrant burst of melodic, uptempo new jack swing, and a perfect example of the joyfully assertive, sensual oeuvre that made these Sisters With Voices so thrilling.

BECKET, Mass., Aug. 25 — Both ballet and breaking offer immense kinesthetic thrills, so it seems safe to anticipate significant sensual pleasures from a choreographer like Victor Quijada, whose aesthetic is billed as a mix of classical and hip-hop dance forms.

ReprintsThe words Americans use to describe gastronomic thrills—"sinful", "to die for"—speak of an inherited guilt about sensual pleasure.

This sort of culinary thrill-seeking was epidemic back in the nineties; the intent was sensual alertness, but too often the result was indigestion.