Sentence examples for thrilling venture from inspiring English sources

She's got this great moment of indignation where she takes issue with a critic who sees an "artist's startling photos of her naked cancer-ridden body as 'a deeply thrilling venture into narcissism.'" Kraus is pointing out that self-exposure isn't necessarily narcissistic (even if it's being somehow offered as a kind of praise).

It must be a thrill, I venture, to have the power to bridge the perceived chasm between the classical and mainstream worlds without ever resorting to "crossover" gimmicks?

Thrilling, thrilling dance.

IGN awarded the game 8.3 out of 10, calling it a "thrilling and stylish venture", but "the first chapter of a franchise that's still finding its feet".

Thrill seekers can venture further into the park and buy tickets for rides like the Star Flyer, which spins around 60m above the ground, or the Power Tower, which rises slowly over the twinkling lights of the London skyline and then quickly drops to the ground.

Mr. Buckley, who is promoting a new novel, is all over the news, and Ms. Brown, in the second week of her new venture, is thrilled.

This was the thrill of liberté: to venture alone into foreign territory; to get out of tight spots all by ourselves; and to saunter on, relieved and exhilarated.

"We are thrilled to have Atlas Venture as our sole investor because of our long standing relationship with them and their success with companies like Dailymotion – the largest digital media company to come out of Europe," said Jonathan Benassaya, founder and CEO, Plizy.

Series two should be an ideal antidote to all those thrill-seeking, outdoorsy ventures your mates might be on, as Debbie, the bored Birmingham housewife whose gateway into an alternate universe exists in her pantry, continues to battle against the evil forces of Negatus.

The venture may not thrill everyone: It could erode the position of companies that sell rights to view genome data.

He secretly goes to the man Lena hates most in the world: her uncle Cal Rusch, a venture capitalist with a "thrill-seeking noggin," a Madoff aspect, a hilltop mansion in Pacific Heights and a vast fortune.