Sentence examples for exciting claim from inspiring English sources

This is an exciting claim, but it is contradicted by history.

This very exciting claim is strengthened by reports of sighting of the white dorsal stripes on one bird in flight.

Exciting exciting exciting.

"Exciting, exciting".

Perhaps most exciting was its claim to have solved one of the biggest conundrums in biology: this is the fact that our genes, which supposedly define us as a species, but also distinguish you or I or anyone else on the planet from each other, make up only 2%% of our DNA.

The ordinarily reliable Mr Arnold struggles to make it sound exciting as well, claiming that it is "Out of the remit of a standard Kaiser Chiefs show whilst still being a Kaiser Chiefs show".

Meanwhile, the pro-European cabinet minister Ken Clarke has told the Financial Times that immigrants make the UK "far more exciting and healthier", dismissing claims that EU membership has caused "vast migrations" of foreigners.

In yet another exciting twist, Mr Wingard claimed it was the first he had heard of the case.

Chris Baynes of PopMatters claimed that the band members "wear their influences pretty much inked onto their sleeves", but concluded that the album is exciting and excitable in equal measure.

Arguably, the Science Museum has always sat slightly uncomfortably in South Kensington, slightly in the shadow of the Natural History Museum which, aside from its dazzling building and exciting dinosaurs, perhaps has more claim to be a museum of science as it undertakes significant research itself.

Some may claim that playing exciting games will help stimulate your brain and make you feel tired, so you can get to sleep much easier.