Sentence examples for seriously thrilling from inspiring English sources
In his book "Encyclopedia of Grapes" (Harcourt, 2001), Oz Clarke writes, "Malbec is now a seriously thrilling rising star in the red wine firmament".
When you go on a whale-watch, just the prospect of seeing the majestic creatures at all is seriously thrilling.
As a result of these concerns, the whole Dispatch idea was thrilling, but seriously daunting.
When the N.T.S.B. took it seriously, he was thrilled: "The idea of a government agency acknowledging they had carried out an important study, partly in response to Elaine Scarry's article, is remarkable".
Seriously, though, I'm thrilled people read my books, and think about them, and when they let me know about it, that's even better.
He notes that her "truly ground breaking" approach in taking spiritual experiences seriously had "fascinated and thrilled" him, asserting that her work builds on the pioneering edited collection Being Changed by Jean-Guy Goulet and David E. Young.
It was thrilling, just thrilling.
Both actresses are thrilling: Bonnaire as severe as a scrubbed-clean saint and Huppert who keeps you guessing whether Jeanne is a harmless kook or seriously unhinged.
