Sentence examples for be exceptionally exciting from inspiring English sources

Adobe's announcement could be exceptionally exciting, or utterly anticlimactic.

Author response: The theoretical and empirical exploration of the mechanisms of the mutational writing phenotype will be exceptionally exciting.

"Social media is exceptionally exciting and we take it so seriously because it's a simple, inexpensive way of meeting customers," Bruun-Jensen adds.

"We have many more at the level under that we have great hopes for, so the future for Falkirk is exceptionally exciting".

Maimonides patients tended to be exceptionally old, or exceptionally foreign.

I find Bath to be exceptionally beautiful.

"We are going to be exceptionally vulnerable".

Google appears to be exceptionally partisan.

In a letter to ARTHUR E. LEVINE, the college's president, she said that Dr. Carter "has made what would otherwise be an exceptionally exciting, intellectually rich working environment one that is full of hate and fear".

They sum up their manifesto as: "Only publish stuff that's so exceptionally exciting it makes us want to set ourselves on fire and jump out of a window; be ballsy; never stray too far from the slush pile".

Grand slams are exceptionally rare, but very exciting.