The phrase "exciting expression" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an expression that conveys enthusiasm or anticipation. For example, "He had an exciting expression on his face as he waited for the parade to begin."
The most exciting expressions of this nascent moving-image culture are yet to emerge but they will expand the aura of cinema to more people in more ways than the old industrial model could imagine.
Exciting exciting exciting.
However, the most exciting aspect of global gene expression profiling is the general starting point of the research study.
For you it was exciting, the expression of a wish; for me it was a prophecy of doom that made me tremble.
Our findings raise the exciting possibility that enhanced expression of α-actinin isoforms in tumors could speed motility in vivo by allowing increased NMMII-generated tractional forces against the ECM or altering processing of microenvironmental mechanical cues.
Over the past decade there have been exciting developments in gene expression analysis [ 1].
More generally, and as auxin does not seem to act as a secondary messenger of mechanical signals for STM expression, another exciting prospect for this work will be to identify the elements of the mechanotransduction pathway acting on STM at the boundary.
"Our season, taken as a whole, draws a revealing picture of what is among the most exciting, delightful and exhilarating expressions of our time," Ms. Peterson said in a statement.
This is without taking into account the exciting opportunities afforded for expressions of baleful spite worthy of those witch-like stalwarts of French thrillers, les corbeaux, anonymous letter writers whose lives are all grassing-up in green ink, restless curtains and asperity.
His gratifying conviction that no one need be embarrassed about patriotism – which has meant every new player standing up in front of the squad and explaining what it means to represent your country – was supposed to have been wedded to an exciting form of self-expression – a new English way of playing.
