Sentence examples for evidence exciting from inspiring English sources
But there is evidence exciting some dentists that it can help prevent tooth decay.
It is almost 40 years (Polenc 1975) since the last such display, and a silver jubilee exhibition perhaps coinciding with the 25th anniversary of an independent Slovenia would emphasize to people the fundamental changes over that period, the richness of present evidence, the exciting pace of development in the subject, and our interconnectedness in an increasingly small world.
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This small irregularity feels exciting — evidence that she is well enough to be rescheduled.
Freud, slightly dismayingly for the sitter, relishes such exciting evidence of mortality.
Christine Schutt's refreshingly strange novel "All Souls" is exciting evidence that she continues to push the boundaries of fiction.
Depending upon your point of view, the abundance of compositional techniques and schools over the last 50 years has been evidence of either exciting diversity or dispiriting confusion.
The preliminary evidence was quite exciting, but with practised ease I managed to squelch any optimism when presenting it to my lab-mates in the weekly meeting.
Caveats don't sell, but if you can show people even a bit of evidence that something exciting should work in theory, you'll go far.
To do this you need preliminary evidence of an exciting and innovative discovery which nobody else in the world has stumbled upon before, as well as evidence that you have the skills and appropriate environment to carry out such amazing discoveries.
