Sentence examples for At exciting from inspiring English sources
Of the three laser lines, the 561-nm line is preferable because it does not excite JC-1 monomers, yet is efficient at exciting J-aggregates.
His pet peeve in the theatre was the kind of emotionalism that aims at exciting false empathy in the spectator — the opposite of classical art.
The appearances were an effort at exciting voters, something Mr. Lazio has been seeking in the past week or so through extensive campaigning.
If that boded well for the future of Wagner's project – and a few cameos hinted at exciting times ahead – Nahki Wells remained largely isolated up front.
According to Page Four, a man in Guangzhou, absorbed in watching a soccer gameduring the middle of the night, angered his girlfriend with his shouts and screams at exciting moments in the game.
It's in all of our interests to make sure that as many people as possible are able to move toward opportunity, and America's ability to hurl people and money at exciting new ideas is still greater than that of most other wealthy countries.
Maybe that's why people look at an exciting election and call it "a real horse race," rather than looking at an exciting horse race and calling it "a real election".
Look at the exciting opportunity for you.
Everything about football remained at once exciting and unsettled.
It is special and memorable and at times exciting.
You've come on board at an exciting time.
