Sentence examples for thrilling amusing from inspiring English sources
Everybody in the room, audience and cast alike, experiences "Gatz" as an event — one that is, by turns, thrilling, amusing, and enervating.
The History Channel — with "Desperate Crossing," for example, its November documentary about the Mayflower — has supplied rip-roaring re-creations, often to thrilling (and amusing) effect.
I was reading on the shag-carpeted floor of someone else's house, halfway into a book that had been annoying me, but amusing and thrilling me just enough to keep me pushing ahead (this after a failed first attempt at reading Infinite Jest), and I came to the midpoint of Octet.
Though it lacks the imagination and wit of either of those pictures, "Jimmy Neutron" is nonetheless a respectable piece of juvenile entertainment, thrilling for school-age children and amusing if ultimately somewhat enervating for their adult companions (Scott).
Though it lacks the imagination and wit of either of those pictures, "Jimmy Neutron" is nonetheless a respectable piece of juvenile entertainment, thrilling for school-aged children and amusing, if ultimately somewhat enervating, for their adult companions (Scott).
Although always amusing and, at times, hilariously slapstick, the production is seldom as fully thrilling as when we believe so much in the characters that we really fear for their futures.
It was thrilling, just thrilling.
Whether inspite of, or because of, these things, we find life perennially amusing, are occassionally thrilled by the sight of a small patch of sky showing through the smoke and have every intention of going through with the year 1929.
