Sentence examples for exciting notes from inspiring English sources

Greenberg, a journalist who has contributed to The New York Times Magazine, has constructed a book that, even as it lays out the grim and complicated facts of common seas ravaged by separate nations, also manages to sound a few hopeful and exciting notes about the future of fish, and with it, the future of civilizations in thrall to the bounty of the sea.

"The work is very solid and exciting," notes Tom Kieft, a microbiologist at the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology in Socorro.

"My initial observation is that normal [electric] bikes aren't that exciting," notes Frausig, who, like most Denmark residents, is an avid biker.

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Indeed, they are so besotted with the exciting notes of Mr. Trump's sweet songs there is little room for alternative melodies of global importance.

David Stuart, professor of Mesoamerican art and writing at the University of Texas at Austin, who deciphered the glyphs, said, "This is tremendously exciting," noting that the columns of numbers interspersed with glyphs inside circles was "the kind of thing that only appears in one place — the Dresden Codex".

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She found it "very exciting", noting it "got better and better and better" as she watched it.

Radjy called growing interest in the Resistance School "unbelievable" and "exciting," noting that the club originally expected just a couple hundred friends and families to sign up. .

Matt Haigh, writing for Den of Geek, felt negatively about the episode, again finding it too similar to other episodes of the season, finding it to be "nothing incredibly exciting", noting that it "follows pretty much the same template as many of the other episodes".

Exciting exciting exciting.