Sentence examples for undeniable thrill from inspiring English sources
For many members, too, there was the undeniable thrill of traveling across wide swaths of the country that they had never seen or heard about.
There's an undeniable thrill that comes from being so competent at such an early age, from so tangibly earning one's keep.
And there's an undeniable thrill in listening to him weigh and repeat phrases — like "Why America is going to hell" — words he is presumably trying out for a future speech.
Despite the flatness of the writing, and Proulx's relaxed attitude to saturating us with detail about, say, advances in woodcutting technology, the book's sheer tonnage of incident supplies an intermittent but undeniable thrill.
So there is an undeniable thrill in seeing that mound rebuilt on the stage where it was first seen 41 years ago, for Joseph Chaikin's revival of the play, which opened Sunday night at the Cherry Lane.
In truth, I'm slightly disappointed the ceremony hasn't included the infamous Candomblé act of casting out bad spirits in a body-convulsing trance, but, nonetheless, I leave with the undeniable thrill of having been the only non-local in attendance.
In the 1960s, as now, the tension built by music and clever camera angles add undeniable thrills.
In both cases the screen looks superb, and swiping a finger across the screen to flip the page gives you an undeniable futuristic thrill.
There is an undeniable nostalgic thrill in stepping into an era in New York when philosophers lived in apartments with Hudson River views, and smoking was permitted even in college lecture halls, especially if you are someone for whom the summit of early-'60s Manhattan magic is not Madison Avenue or Macdougal Street but Riverside Drive.
And yet, because of the ferocity of concentration on the part of the musician, and because of the range and imagination of what you hear, what you actually get when you hear a performance of his music is something definitive, direct and undeniable – a sheer thrill of musical extremity.
There's also the undeniable, and perhaps more universal, thrill of seeing hard work rewarded.
