Sentence examples for exciting figures from inspiring English sources

They are often the most exciting figures in the classroom," he said.

Leon Battista Alberti (1404-1472) was one of the most exciting figures of the Italian Renaissance.

American collegiate and professional basketball player who was one of the most colourful and exciting figures in the game during the 1970s and '80s.

Well aware of the nuances embedded in terms like Chinese and Western, he is, at his best, one of the most exciting figures around.

Besides all the famous heroines we need to honor, it'd be nice to see tributes to some of the more obscure yet exciting figures.

This piece, adapted from the cultural critic Greil Marcus's book and presented Off Broadway by the innovative Foundry Theater, turns theory into theater, artists and philosophers into performers and celebrities into less exciting figures -- at least for a night -- than the actors who play them.

"He's just not a terribly exciting figure.

The exciting figure is the 3.5 million "talking abbots" – the number of people interacting with the site.

So why is Hedi Slimane of Yves Saint Laurent men's the most exciting figure in fashion at the moment?

He was an exciting figure who made government exciting -- for a while, at least -- and once, for sure, made a difference.

The most exciting figure on the show is the duo's manager, Mitchell, who speaks bluntly about money, weight and business protocol.