Sentence examples for exciting cause from inspiring English sources

You relish and remember the sitting in part because it's easy to forget the eating, which is often appealing but seldom exciting, cause for little smiles rather than big sighs.

In England the prevailing view of epilepsy and marriage had not much changed from when the Victorian physician Sir Edward Sieveking wrote in his study On Epilepsy in 1858, "The marital act itself may become an exciting cause of epilepsy, and as we know the hereditary influence of the disease is great, we ought not to counsel epileptics to marry".

As Bill Kristol put it on Fox News, hailing Paul Ryan as Romney's savior: "It feels less like a couple of hundred people in Boston working very hard to kind of push the boulder up the hill and more like a genuine exciting cause".

The exciting cause of uveitis is an auto-allergy to the uveal pigment.

"The immediate, or exciting cause of fever," he argued, "is a poison formed by the corruption or the decomposition of organic matter.

The institutions of American Christianity some of which would actually stand a chance of being taken seriously by the emerging lower class are falling down on the job, as their attention is directed to more exciting causes, in no small part because the welfare state has overtaken some of their key social functions.

The exciting causes of this are exposure to cold and wet and trauma.

Exciting exciting exciting.

"Exciting, exciting".

But in the late 80s the self-anointed "most dangerous band in the world" made increasingly hackneyed mainstream rock exciting again, causing offence at every turn.

Moreover, the configurations that provide such recentering forces in elliptical and FPS isolation systems force the isolated structure to oscillate as a simple pendulum with a single vibration period, which may be close to the dominant period of the exciting earthquake causing resonance unlike the RNC isolator.