Sentence examples for continues to excite from inspiring English sources

I feel more like a father to a child: my cube inspired thousands of "twisty puzzles" and I'm amazed how it continues to excite new generations.

The trial continues to excite significant interest in South Africa, where it has provoked a fierce debate about violence and domestic abuse, and internationally.

At the low-velocity end of its path, an electron continues to excite electronic levels of atoms or molecules until its kinetic energy falls below the lowest (electronically) excited state (see Figure 1).

Rimbaud's extraordinary life, with its precocious triumphs, its reckless scandals, its unexplained break with literature, and its mercenary adventures in exotic African locales, continues to excite the popular imagination.

Revisiting the Upsalquitch River in quest of Atlantic salmon is like re-reading a line of poetry that continues to excite -- often in a new way -- decades after the original encounter.

Forty years after the Warner Brothers front-office moguls almost shelved what proved to be the most profitable film in the studio's history up to that point, The Exorcist continues to excite, divide and disturb.

But there is no doubt that its oil and gas will continue to excite interest.

His unforgettable rainbow series, best known as postcards, have sold millions of copies, and his early works continue to excite.

Through the year new discoveries of planets in orbit around stars other than the Sun continued to excite scientists.

The extent to which and good news story on crime is down to him will continue to excite fierce debate.

How many other British novelists from the 1960s continue to excite their literary heirs as BS Johnson does?