Sentence examples for vicarious thrill from inspiring English sources

'There's a vicarious thrill in it.

It's fun to have a vicarious thrill.

"There's definitely a vicarious thrill of watching," said Mr. Jablin.

"There is a vicarious thrill in reading about someone's house," Mr. Hughes said.

But for Japanese viewers, the biggest vicarious thrill may simply be confrontational debate.

"These images aren't about a photographer's vicarious thrill or the audience's voyeurism," Goldin says.

What they now want is their own version of the sports pages a vicarious thrill, at someone else's expense.

There's a vicarious thrill in the drop, and some variation in the form: tilted dives, backward dives, corkscrews, jackknives.

His former students used to enjoy a vicarious thrill on reading of the latest discovery by GED Alcock.

The vicarious thrill of his decadence and his misery; it's why men adore the character, quite as much as women.

As with most other vicarious thrill-seeking, however, things have escalated.