Sentence examples for exciting matters from inspiring English sources
Milne himself insisted that the poem was not sentimental and was even less pious: "The truth us that prayer means nothing to a child of three, whose thoughts are engaged with other more exciting matters".
Such verbal showiness, though entertaining, has the disadvantage of showing up the misses as well as the successes, and in the early stages the story has the contrived manner, but not the solidly exciting matter, of a fairytale.
The following section focuses on this exciting matter.
Exciting exciting exciting.
In London, every bit of here and now seems exciting; it matters that, say, the playground you take your child to is actually part of an 18th-century foundling hospital.
It's always exciting no matter how many times we've played it".
You should make the relationship always feel new and exciting no matter how long you've been together.
No matter how exciting China is, no matter how exciting it is to acquire foreign companies, the heart of the business is always at home.
"It's exciting, because no matter what happens tomorrow, I've won something," she said.
I have heard rumours of a new Alice Munro manuscript, which is always exciting because, no matter where I am, in my writing or personal life, her work has always been relevant - and that's no mean trick over 20 years.
