Sentence examples similar to thrilled expression from inspiring English sources
Sometimes a patient would say, Oh, I feel like eating lobster! and the family, thrilled by this expression of desire, would rush out to get lobster, but then the patient would take only one bite, or wouldn't want it at all, he would smell it and feel nauseous and push it away.
But there's a gladiatorial fierceness about this 40-minute set, much of which is performed shirtless (tonight is all about that "Chippendale vibe") and is a thrilling, uncontained expression of his own vitality.
In a recent instance he was thrilled to unearth documentary evidence for the expression "pile of pants," British slang for rubbish or nonsense.
My grandmothers would be thrilled to know one of their favourite expressions embodies the spirit of web 2.0 civic participation.
"As the popularity of the Pokémon brand continues to grow, we're thrilled to launch the first-ever Pokémon preschool expression with Pokémon Playhouse, offering parents an age-appropriate and entertaining experience for the littlest Trainers in their family".
The expression 'See Naples and die' is often attributed to Goethe, thrilled by the breathtaking sweep of the beautiful bay.
Does it come down to thrill, notoriety, obsession, creative expression, escapism, straight-up insurrection or the drive to mark territory?
AIDS activists were thrilled.
"People will be thrilled".
