Sentence examples for exciting nature from inspiring English sources

Inspired by the exciting nature of biopolymeric composite (PU/ZnO-fMWCNTs) membranes, these hybrid scaffolds offer extensive interest to tissue engineering as a potential biomedical application.

I personally like to think it is an overdue acknowledgment of the essentially glamorous and exciting nature of our jobs here at the Guardian.

I agree though it pains me to do so that protesters have indeed done what the public-relations departments of these organisations have failed to do: "they have made economics exciting .You might have added economics journalists to the list of those who have failed to persuade the public of the exciting nature of the subject.

With academic and professional contributors, E-Training Practices for Professional Organizations reflects the multi-faceted and exciting nature of e-training studies.

Intellectual challenge and exciting nature of the field were listed as the most appealing aspects, and ideal practice characteristics included guaranteed salary and time away from work.

With these defined tasks and goals, the Amazon Picking Challenge created an atmosphere that captured the fun and exciting nature of competition—as well as its stresses.

Filmed with a 35 mm Super 16 and eight cameras, the exciting, nature-loving video is an ode to bicycles and high-energy recreation.

Exciting exciting exciting.

There's the charismatic, cyberpunky warrior type (Tatum's feisty Caine subbing for Carrie-Anne Moss's slinky black-garbed Trinity) who arrives on the scene to rescue our hero from drudgery and enlighten them as to their exciting true nature.

As with the Iron Maiden, though, for its exciting, perverse nature, historians and museum professionals invented it.

As with the Iron Maiden, though, for its exciting, perverse nature, historians and museum professionals invented it.