Sentence examples for arguably more exciting from inspiring English sources

Now the less obvious, but arguably more exciting point.

This week's prize, kindly offered by Skybet, is arguably more exciting still!

GEC paid fancy prices for both: a premium of 35% over the current share price for Reltec and a premium of 43% for the smaller (but arguably more exciting) FORE.

A native Chicagoan and Harvard graduate, Garland excelled in private law but chose to eschew fat salaries for the less lucrative but arguably more exciting world of public criminal prosecutions.

Schiaparelli's central purpose is to test entry and landing technology to pave the way for a six-wheeled drilling rover which will mark the second, and arguably more exciting, phase of the ExoMars mission.

Arguably more exciting for Floyd fans is the release of what has been described on messageboards as "the most obscure Pink Floyd recording of all" and "the Floyd holy grail".

Pietersen may be as important to England's fortunes as the captain and, arguably, a more exciting player, but he knows this a little too well.

As the Duchess of Cambridge goes into labour, there is one group of people for whom the event is, arguably, even more exciting than it is for the actual Royal Family.

Mr. Kinnear, the London stage's fastest-rising classicist, was arguably even more exciting earlier in the year as the sweaty, sleazy Angelo of one's nightmares in the director Michael Attenborough's biting "Measure for Measure" at the Almeida.

His Endeavour (STA-130) exploits last year were arguably even more exciting, conducting three spacewalks on the exterior of the ISS.

Yet the announcement is arguably even more exciting for Jasper himself.