"exciting character" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a person who has an exciting personality or is involved in an interesting plot line in a story. For example: "Luke Skywalker is an exciting character who will continue to capture the imagination of viewers in the Star Wars franchise."
In the end, Woody isn't conscious enough to be an exciting character.
Peter Moffat has written a lot of cool, juicy stuff for Armstrong so he's a really exciting character to play, with a lot of action, danger, and chase scenes.
Yusef is a really nice catalyst - he's a very exciting character to throw into the mix.
Gabriel Luria is a mysterious and an exciting character in the eyes of the child.
There's only one Liberace and he was very flamboyant and it's an exciting character and I think he'll kill it".
Jason Feinberg, the CEO and Creative Director of FCTRY, told HuffPost they chose Warren as their next action figure because she is by far "the most exciting character" to work on right now.
But this is a pedestrian list of some of the least exciting characters around, such as Zigby, a zebra with zero personality.
Kira Cassidy, of the Yellowstone Wolf project, and Alex McInturff, of the Brashares Group, argued that conservation, as a crisis discipline, and ecology, filled with exciting characters and high drama, are sciences particularly suited to absorbing stories.
Everest was unusual in the way it used the OmniMax format to tell the relatively straightforward -- and, thus, unusual for this particular medium -- adventure story, filled with feats of heroics and exciting characters.
There are also new characters introduced this series who bring Ross and George together in new and different ways". Jack tells us about all of the new and exciting characters joining this series of Poldark.
We find that that's where the most drama comes from and makes the most exciting characters.
