Sentence examples for exciting bit of from inspiring English sources

I can't remember ever being this excited after a week's recipe-testing – the most exciting bit of all being that everything homemade is quite certainly far more luxurious and flavoursome than anything that came out of a factory.

DM: I think Steam's controller is probably the most exciting bit of tech, does that count?

The processors are possibly the more exciting bit of kit, but they've yet to come into their own.

In Handel's opera Imeneo, the most exciting bit of the story has already happened before curtain-up.

Specifically, it does so by altering how those cells express their genes, making it the latest discovery in a rapidly developing and exciting bit of biology known as epigenetics.

At Ballintoy, there's a small corkscrew climb and, if the wind is coming head on, there's sure to be a break away group here, which will make the peloton push on and make for an exciting bit of racing.

"Art has made itself so exclusive that it has cut out the really exciting bits of art getting involved in society," he says.

I think either the discoveries of graphene or the memristor have to be the most exciting bits of recent science for me.

Brian Cox might jet all over the world to shout exciting bits of science at us while perched on the edge of a live volcano, but Through the Wormhole takes a less windswept approach.

Launched last month, although still in its early stages, the site will offer pieces from all of the brands on net-a-porter.com, plus a few more, but – and this is the exciting bit – at hefty discounts of up to 80 per cent.

Breaks for food are the most exciting bit.